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add sheet values
hi,
i would like to know how i can havea summary sheet which takes all the values from cell C2 frmo each sheet and add them up on the summary sheet. the problem is that people can add sheets dynamically like there could be anywhere from 1 to 10 sheets. but the sheet names can be like sheet1, sheet2, etc. i would like for the cell on the summary sheet to be something like ... =sheet1!C2 + sheet2!C2 and so forth. but i want the formula to go all the way up to indlue cells from sheet10. i would like to know how i can change this formula dynamically so that it reflects adding up cell C2 from 2 sheets, etc. all the way up to 10 sheets. thanks in advance, geebee |
add sheet values
Use this UDF:
Function zum() As Variant Application.Volatile zum = 0 For Each w In Worksheets zum = zum + w.Range("C2").Value Next End Function -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200770 "geebee" wrote: hi, i would like to know how i can havea summary sheet which takes all the values from cell C2 frmo each sheet and add them up on the summary sheet. the problem is that people can add sheets dynamically like there could be anywhere from 1 to 10 sheets. but the sheet names can be like sheet1, sheet2, etc. i would like for the cell on the summary sheet to be something like ... =sheet1!C2 + sheet2!C2 and so forth. but i want the formula to go all the way up to indlue cells from sheet10. i would like to know how i can change this formula dynamically so that it reflects adding up cell C2 from 2 sheets, etc. all the way up to 10 sheets. thanks in advance, geebee |
add sheet values
Easiest methos is to create a sandwich with the sheets as the filler.
Assuming Summary sheet is first in workbook. Insert a dummy sheet to the right of Summary sheet..........name it Start Insert a dummy sheet at end..........name it End In your summary sheet =SUM(Start:End!C2) When adding new sheets insert them between Start and End. Sheetnames can be anything. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 27 Feb 2008 10:24:00 -0800, geebee (noSPAMs) wrote: hi, i would like to know how i can havea summary sheet which takes all the values from cell C2 frmo each sheet and add them up on the summary sheet. the problem is that people can add sheets dynamically like there could be anywhere from 1 to 10 sheets. but the sheet names can be like sheet1, sheet2, etc. i would like for the cell on the summary sheet to be something like ... =sheet1!C2 + sheet2!C2 and so forth. but i want the formula to go all the way up to indlue cells from sheet10. i would like to know how i can change this formula dynamically so that it reflects adding up cell C2 from 2 sheets, etc. all the way up to 10 sheets. thanks in advance, geebee |
add sheet values
hi,
thanks. now i am just trying to figure out how to display the zum value in a cell. i typed =zum but it doesnt work thanks in advance, geebee "Gary''s Student" wrote: Use this UDF: Function zum() As Variant Application.Volatile zum = 0 For Each w In Worksheets zum = zum + w.Range("C2").Value Next End Function -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200770 "geebee" wrote: hi, i would like to know how i can havea summary sheet which takes all the values from cell C2 frmo each sheet and add them up on the summary sheet. the problem is that people can add sheets dynamically like there could be anywhere from 1 to 10 sheets. but the sheet names can be like sheet1, sheet2, etc. i would like for the cell on the summary sheet to be something like ... =sheet1!C2 + sheet2!C2 and so forth. but i want the formula to go all the way up to indlue cells from sheet10. i would like to know how i can change this formula dynamically so that it reflects adding up cell C2 from 2 sheets, etc. all the way up to 10 sheets. thanks in advance, geebee |
add sheet values
=zum()
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200770 |
add sheet values
hi,
ok lets just say that we do not want it to include the values from a few of the sheets. how do we add the code to state which sheets it should not take values from? thanks in advance, geebee "Gary''s Student" wrote: =zum() -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200770 |
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