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My workbook contains several worksheets, say 20, each relating to the hours
of a specific department within my company. I want to total the hours across all worksheets, i.e. sheet!D,cell D34 + sheet!E, cell D34 + sheet!F, cell D34........etc. (There may be up to 400 such mini-totals that I need in my "totals" worksheet.) Anyone have any good ideas how to do this other than simply adding the cells...is there a function/macro that'll do this? Allan |
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=sheetD:sheetF!D34
HTH -- AP "Al" a écrit dans le message de ... My workbook contains several worksheets, say 20, each relating to the hours of a specific department within my company. I want to total the hours across all worksheets, i.e. sheet!D,cell D34 + sheet!E, cell D34 + sheet!F, cell D34........etc. (There may be up to 400 such mini-totals that I need in my "totals" worksheet.) Anyone have any good ideas how to do this other than simply adding the cells...is there a function/macro that'll do this? Allan |
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Hi Al,
You enter the formula =SUM('first sheet name:last sheet name'!A1) to get the sum of all sheets in between the first and last in your workbook. Ewan. "Al" wrote: My workbook contains several worksheets, say 20, each relating to the hours of a specific department within my company. I want to total the hours across all worksheets, i.e. sheet!D,cell D34 + sheet!E, cell D34 + sheet!F, cell D34........etc. (There may be up to 400 such mini-totals that I need in my "totals" worksheet.) Anyone have any good ideas how to do this other than simply adding the cells...is there a function/macro that'll do this? Allan |
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So obvious really....thanks!!
"ewan7279" wrote: Hi Al, You enter the formula =SUM('first sheet name:last sheet name'!A1) to get the sum of all sheets in between the first and last in your workbook. Ewan. "Al" wrote: My workbook contains several worksheets, say 20, each relating to the hours of a specific department within my company. I want to total the hours across all worksheets, i.e. sheet!D,cell D34 + sheet!E, cell D34 + sheet!F, cell D34........etc. (There may be up to 400 such mini-totals that I need in my "totals" worksheet.) Anyone have any good ideas how to do this other than simply adding the cells...is there a function/macro that'll do this? Allan |
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So obvious really! Thanks!!
"Ardus Petus" wrote: =sheetD:sheetF!D34 HTH -- AP "Al" a écrit dans le message de ... My workbook contains several worksheets, say 20, each relating to the hours of a specific department within my company. I want to total the hours across all worksheets, i.e. sheet!D,cell D34 + sheet!E, cell D34 + sheet!F, cell D34........etc. (There may be up to 400 such mini-totals that I need in my "totals" worksheet.) Anyone have any good ideas how to do this other than simply adding the cells...is there a function/macro that'll do this? Allan |
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