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countif across worksheets
I'm trying to count then occurences of "C" in the same column on 13
different worksheets (same workbook) named Q1 to Q13. I did a countif on each sheet, then entered the following formula in a summary sheet: =sum(Q1:Q13!C65) I'm getting a #VALUE error because XL keeps inserting single quotes into my formula so it becomes =sum(Q1:'Q13'!C65) Does anyone know why XL is editing my forumla this way? Is there a workaround? Thanks. |
countif across worksheets
=SUM('Q1:Q13'!A1) Put the single quotes in yourself. Without them, I suspect Excel gets confused thinking this is a cell reference rather than a sheet name. Worked for me. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "davegb" wrote: I'm trying to count then occurences of "C" in the same column on 13 different worksheets (same workbook) named Q1 to Q13. I did a countif on each sheet, then entered the following formula in a summary sheet: =sum(Q1:Q13!C65) I'm getting a #VALUE error because XL keeps inserting single quotes into my formula so it becomes =sum(Q1:'Q13'!C65) Does anyone know why XL is editing my forumla this way? Is there a workaround? Thanks. |
countif across worksheets
On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 12:58:13 -0700 (PDT), davegb
wrote: I'm trying to count then occurences of "C" in the same column on 13 different worksheets (same workbook) named Q1 to Q13. I did a countif on each sheet, then entered the following formula in a summary sheet: =sum(Q1:Q13!C65) I'm getting a #VALUE error because XL keeps inserting single quotes into my formula so it becomes =sum(Q1:'Q13'!C65) Does anyone know why XL is editing my forumla this way? Is there a workaround? Thanks. Try moving the first quote to the beginning, like this: =sum('Q1:Q3'!C65) Hope this helps/ Lars-Åke |
countif across worksheets
I think I tested with A1 to verify my suspicions, so to alleviate any confusion: =sum('Q1:Q13'!C65) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "davegb" wrote: I'm trying to count then occurences of "C" in the same column on 13 different worksheets (same workbook) named Q1 to Q13. I did a countif on each sheet, then entered the following formula in a summary sheet: =sum(Q1:Q13!C65) I'm getting a #VALUE error because XL keeps inserting single quotes into my formula so it becomes =sum(Q1:'Q13'!C65) Does anyone know why XL is editing my forumla this way? Is there a workaround? Thanks. |
countif across worksheets
On Jul 10, 2:13*pm, Tom Ogilvy
wrote: I think I tested with A1 to verify my suspicions, so to alleviate any confusion: =sum('Q1:Q13'!C65) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "davegb" wrote: I'm trying to count then occurences of "C" in the same column on 13 different worksheets (same workbook) named Q1 to Q13. I did a countif on each sheet, then entered the following formula in a summary sheet: =sum(Q1:Q13!C65) I'm getting a #VALUE error because XL keeps inserting single quotes into my formula so it becomes =sum(Q1:'Q13'!C65) Does anyone know why XL is editing my forumla this way? Is there a workaround? Thanks.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Thanks to all. That did the trick! |
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