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I have six workbooks with 12 sheets each and multiple colums whcih I have
totaled with formulas. I need to link those colum totals to a central
worksheet on the server. I am having trouble linking colum totals from six
different workbooks to a single cell total on the server. I would like to use
links because I want to automate this process as much as possible.
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I think I'd put the totals for each of those 72 worksheets in row 1 of each
worksheet. Then they'll be easy to find.

Then I'd dedicate a worksheet with formulas to retrieve all the totals that I
wanted.

Then total those cells and use it where I wanted.

clemrogan wrote:

I have six workbooks with 12 sheets each and multiple colums whcih I have
totaled with formulas. I need to link those colum totals to a central
worksheet on the server. I am having trouble linking colum totals from six
different workbooks to a single cell total on the server. I would like to use
links because I want to automate this process as much as possible.


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