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Default change code to work over multiple sheets


I have a function:

Code:
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Public Function PositionCount(pos As String, rge As Range) As Integer

Dim counter As Integer

counter = 0

For Each r In rge.Cells

If r.Value = pos Then counter = counter + 1

Next r

PositionCount = counter


End Function
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The function is used like this:
=PositionCount(A4,'1'!L13:L300)
Cell A4 simply contains a string. This string is what is being
'searched' for.

I have 31 sheets, named 1 .. 31

At the moment I have an annoyingly long formula like this:
=PositionCount(A4,'31'!L13:L300)+
...
PositionCount(A4,'1'!L13:L300)
Each of those checks the same range on a different sheet.

How should my code be changed so that it will do exactly the same
thing, but look up the given range on the 31 different sheets?


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