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These are 7 new pages in a new workbook or are you using one workboo
for an extended period of time? You could refer to the last seven sheets added like this: x = Sheets.Count y = x - 6 For z = y To x dailyTotal = Sheets(z).Cells(row, col).Value Sheets("Weekly Summary").Cells(row, col).Value = dailyTotal Next z Hope this helps... - Piku -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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