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Hi all
I have been aske to make a spreadsheet that will build a set of formulas based on the number of sheets being used. The sheets are name shA, shB etc and can change. The formaula that I need is on a summary sheet and is as follows: fname = "=SUMIF(" & tmpName & "!E8:E107," & "=LO" & ",HT_end!D8:D107)" where tmpName is the name of each spreadsheet, LO is the criteria for the search. The result is : =SUMIF(HT_end!'E8':'E107',LO,HT_end!'D8':'D107') I was after =SUMIF(HT_end!E8:E107,"LO",HT_end!D8:D107) Any ideas or better method appreciated Thanks |
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