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Dear all,
I have 19 identical worksheets with information from different countries. I would like to know all of these countries are doing as a whole. Using a new worksheet that has an identical format to the other worksheets I would like to calculate the sum of all the different countries from the other sheets. Hope this is clear... Now do i have to like the cells of every sheet individually or can I highlight all the sheets and as they are all identical pick the cell which i would like the sum of. I have alread tried the latter with no success and was wondering whether there is a method which i did not know about or whether I do indeed need to go through each template |
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