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Good morning,
Could you help me with the following problem ? In cell A2 of sheet "TOTALS" I want to add up the results of a vlookup funtion across multiple worksheets. Thus A2 = vlookup(A1;sheetB!$C:$H;false)+ vlookup(A1;sheetC!$C:$H;false) + vlookup(A1;sheetD!$C:$H;false) +....... + vlookup(A1;sheetX!$C:$H;false). X is variable, meaning that sheets may be added or deleted. Note that the arguments remain constant except for the sheets where the values are to be looked up. I don't think this can be handled with any combination of worksheet functions. Is that right ? Can anyone help me out here with the most efficient code ? Thank you very much in advance. Herman |
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