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Default Help with VBA code

Hi

I am a true beginner at Excel. I want to be able to iterate through
almost all worksheets, add some values as I go along, and display the
total into cells of another sheet within the same workbook.
This is the scenario. I have a workbook with x worksheets. At the click
of a button I want to be able to iterate through all worksheets except
the worksheet where the button resides.
As the program iterates through all the worksheets in the workbook, it
allots the values of a few common cells throughout each worksheet. Once
it has gone through all the worksheets (except the last one), it should
render the total for each common cell unto cells specific to each value
total.
I tried winging this on my own, by I am not good at this VBA language.
Can someone please help me with some code or point me in the direction
where I can find a good VBA reference?
I would really appreciate it.

Thanks
HS

 
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