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How do I add all "B1" cells on each worksheet?
I have automated a time sheet that copies and saves each time period in a new
worksheet. Each sheet has Regular Time, Overtime, Sick, Vacation, etc. On my home page, I would like to be able to add all of the 'Regular Time' amounts from each sheet. The individual time sheets are not created until the time sheet is completed and printed, so I can't simply write a formula to pull information from a worksheet name. In Quattro Pro (I know...Quattro what?), there was a 'bullet' function that would do this. Does anyone know of a way to sum all of the 'B1' cells in a spreadsheet? |
How do I add all "B1" cells on each worksheet?
They're called 3D Sums. Ex: =sum('Sheet 1:Sheet 3'!B1). Only the sheets
from Sheet 1 through Sheet 3 would be included in the sum, so I often create dummy worksheet sheets just to mark the beginning and end of my sum range. --Bruce "Church Accountant" wrote: I have automated a time sheet that copies and saves each time period in a new worksheet. Each sheet has Regular Time, Overtime, Sick, Vacation, etc. On my home page, I would like to be able to add all of the 'Regular Time' amounts from each sheet. The individual time sheets are not created until the time sheet is completed and printed, so I can't simply write a formula to pull information from a worksheet name. In Quattro Pro (I know...Quattro what?), there was a 'bullet' function that would do this. Does anyone know of a way to sum all of the 'B1' cells in a spreadsheet? |
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