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Wordgeek
 
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I have multiple worksheets with at least one common field. I need to create
an additional worksheet that combines the related fields based on the field
that is common to all. Which function does this?
Thank you.
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JE McGimpsey
 
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What do you mean by "combines the related fields"?

If you mean "sums" then you can use

=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet5!A1)


where Sheet1 is the left-most sheet and Sheet5 is the right-most sheet
that you want to sum.

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I have multiple worksheets with at least one common field. I need to create
an additional worksheet that combines the related fields based on the field
that is common to all. Which function does this?

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It sounds like you need the =VLOOKUP worksheet function, possibly nested in
an =ISNA function. Check out the Excel Help on these.

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I have multiple worksheets with at least one common field. I need to create
an additional worksheet that combines the related fields based on the
field
that is common to all. Which function does this?
Thank you.



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