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I have a large workbook with 50 or so worksheets that have the same layout.
I would like to create a summary table of data in the worksheets in a table on a new worksheet. My aim is that each row in the table will be one of the worksheets and each column will be a specific cell in the worksheet. I can do this manually by copying formulae with absolute references to one of the sheets, and then changing the name of the sheet in the formula, but this would be quite laborious. Does anyone know a quick way to do this, through Excel functions? I do not know how to do macros or Visual Basic. |
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