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Referencing worksheet issue
Hello,
I have a workbook with 50 sheets (named 1-50 )and would like to create a summary sheet that displays the value of a cell (say A1) on each sheet. Is there some way to force an incremental increase in the sheet number as I drag a cell downward? I am not familiar with constructing macros, is there a way to do this without a macro, or with a simple macro a beginner might construct? I'd like it to look like the following. ='1'!$A$1 ='2'!$A$1 ='3'!$A$1 ='4'!$A$1 .... ='50'!$A$1 Thanks in advance for the assistance, Keven |
Referencing worksheet issue
Starting in A1:
=indirect("'" & row() & "'!a1") (or anything that evaluates to 1 in that middle portion: =indirect("'" & row(a3)-2 & "'!a1") Keven Jeffery wrote: Hello, I have a workbook with 50 sheets (named 1-50 )and would like to create a summary sheet that displays the value of a cell (say A1) on each sheet. Is there some way to force an incremental increase in the sheet number as I drag a cell downward? I am not familiar with constructing macros, is there a way to do this without a macro, or with a simple macro a beginner might construct? I'd like it to look like the following. ='1'!$A$1 ='2'!$A$1 ='3'!$A$1 ='4'!$A$1 ... ='50'!$A$1 Thanks in advance for the assistance, Keven -- Dave Peterson |
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