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Let's say the name of your first sheet *following* "Totals" is "Start".
You should insert each new sheet *between* "Start" and "Final", then try this formula in your "Totals" sheet: =SUM(Start:Final!C16) -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "netnews.comcast.net" wrote in message news:VmQLc.5019$eM2.2395@attbi_s51... I have a workbook that helps keep tabs on properties that I buy and sell. Each sheet is exactly the same as the other with the exception of the top sheet which is to serve as a totals sheet and is named "Totals". I have named the last sheet "Final." I would like cell C16 of the totals sheet to be the total of all C16 cells on all of the other sheets, even if I add or remove sheets as I buy and sell properties. I have tried using the INSERTNAMEDEFINE route and keep getting errors when I attempt to create the formula, even while trying to follow Microsoft Excels Help file. Any help would be appreciated. |
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