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imagine a stack of spreadsheets with names product1, product2, etc. On top of those is a spreadsheet with name, say, "production unit." Some cells in the latter show sums of the underlying cells from "product" sheets, not necessarily all of them, but according to what is included in wslist. This is what the formula I mentioned previously does for the cell A1. Since it is somewhat long and in fact contains only one parameter, viz., the cell name, I sought perhaps there is a way to specify a function with a single argument that takes a cell address and returns the result computed by the formula. In regular programming language: C, C++, Java, Fortran, Pascal, perl, you name it ... this is a trivial matter. I found no indication in the Excel's help it allows to do such a simple thing. Since I am doing that for a client who might be prone to mistype the formula, an abbreviation would be appreciated. Having to copy and paste is the next best thing. So I very much appreciate the reply I received on another group. Still, is it possible to define such a function in Excel? Thank you for your interest. Alexander Bogomolny Bigwheel wrote: Could you say what it is you are trying to achieve? What values are involved and in what cells? |
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