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totalling across pages
I have multiple pages, each reprresenting a single property that I own. The
topmost page is named "Total" and the final page is named "99". Each property is named differently, depending on the property number that I have given it. Each page is exactly the same. On each page is a cell, (C3), that is the "total cost." I would like to have the top sheet, named "Total" automatically add all of the C3's on every page and show the total. I would also like to be able to add blank pages before page "99" and have all the formulas work without doing any changes. How do I do this? |
totalling across pages
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try =SUM('first_sheet:sheet99'!C3) -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "netnews.comcast.net" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:HhALc.158063$XM6.148212@attbi_s53... I have multiple pages, each reprresenting a single property that I own. The topmost page is named "Total" and the final page is named "99". Each property is named differently, depending on the property number that I have given it. Each page is exactly the same. On each page is a cell, (C3), that is the "total cost." I would like to have the top sheet, named "Total" automatically add all of the C3's on every page and show the total. I would also like to be able to add blank pages before page "99" and have all the formulas work without doing any changes. How do I do this? |
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