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Linking Formula
I have a workbook with multiple data sheets. Each data sheet has a sum total
in cell B4. I created a summary sheet to pull all the totals into it. I entered the following linking formula: ='(1)'!$B$4, now I want to drag this formula down and have it automatically change to the next sheet. For example ='(2)'!$B$4, ='(3)'!$B$4, ='(4)'!$B$4 and so on€¦ Is this possible? |
Linking Formula
In A1 of summary sheet.
=INDIRECT(ROW()&"!B4") Copy down. Assumes your sheets are named 1, 2, 3, 4 etc. If named Sheet1, Sheet2 etc. =INDIRECT("Sheet" & (ROW()) & "!B4") Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 30 Mar 2010 12:10:01 -0700, Don S <Don wrote: I have a workbook with multiple data sheets. Each data sheet has a sum total in cell B4. I created a summary sheet to pull all the totals into it. I entered the following linking formula: ='(1)'!$B$4, now I want to drag this formula down and have it automatically change to the next sheet. For example ='(2)'!$B$4, ='(3)'!$B$4, ='(4)'!$B$4 and so on… Is this possible? |
Linking Formula
=INDIRECT("'("&ROW(A1)&")"&"'!B4")
copy down "Don S" wrote: I have a workbook with multiple data sheets. Each data sheet has a sum total in cell B4. I created a summary sheet to pull all the totals into it. I entered the following linking formula: ='(1)'!$B$4, now I want to drag this formula down and have it automatically change to the next sheet. For example ='(2)'!$B$4, ='(3)'!$B$4, ='(4)'!$B$4 and so on€¦ Is this possible? |
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