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Adding Ranges, increasing worksheets
MS Excel 2002
Every month I add a spreadsheet for that month's details. The structure remains the same, but the data content differs. Is there any way I can add the contents of all the sheets instead of adding to the formulae in the summary worksheet each month? Preferably want to use formula in cells, VBA as a last resort? |
Adding Ranges, increasing worksheets
Put in two sheets
name them Start and End Insert your monthly sheets bewteen these two so your tabs look like Summary Start Month1 Month2 . . . End In the summary sheet use a 3D formula =Sum(Start:End!A1) When you add monthly sheets, put them between start and end (start and end should be blank). this will sum all the A1 cells in the monthly sheets (the sheets between start and end. Start and end will be included, but being blank will not affect calculations). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ZootRot" wrote in message ... MS Excel 2002 Every month I add a spreadsheet for that month's details. The structure remains the same, but the data content differs. Is there any way I can add the contents of all the sheets instead of adding to the formulae in the summary worksheet each month? Preferably want to use formula in cells, VBA as a last resort? |
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