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Insert a new sheet (and hide that sheet if you want.
Then put a formula to retrieve the value from each worksheet in each workbook in its own cell. Say A2:Axxx Then you can use =sum(a2:a65536) in A1 to get the total And use that single cell in your formula on the other sheet. Eric wrote: I have a workbook that contains four worksheets. This workbook is a budget request "form." I will have mulitple units completing this workbook. So, when all is said and done, I will have 17 workbooks (budget requests). I want to be able to sum all the data up in another workbook which will represent the totals. I have tried to create a formula (= _______+_________+, etc.), where the blanks is the same cell in each of the 17 workbooks. Excel would not let me create the formula because I ran out of space (formula too long). Any ideas on how to get around this? -- Dave Peterson |
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