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Hi Hank, two options:
1st - put all worksheets in the same workbook and create a total with formulas =sum(sheet1:sheet10!a2) copy for corresponding cells 2nd - put all worksheets in the same workbook and in a blanck one DATA | CONSOLIDATE. Add the ranges and OK hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "Hank" escreveu: Hi, I am going to create a template for department budget, how can I easily consolidate them all in one file with total amount after department manager finish their respective worksheet on the template? Let's say, I have ten workbooks with same format and layout that I get from different managers, What tool I can use in MS excel to consolidate them to one workbook? Thanks a lot, Hank |
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