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I am using a workbook to manage a database. The last page of the workbook
summarizes the data base by adding the same cell of each worksheet. When I move any of the sheets in the workbook it appears to no longer summarize the data correctly on my last summary sheet. I have to go to my formulas, and copy and paste them. Although I am not changing the content of any of the formulas in order for it to properly calculate any new data inputted to the balance of any of the worksheets will not be incorporated into the calculations. Is there a solution other than to re-paste all the formulas on my summary sheet? |
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Try F9 to refresh the calculations... if you don´t change the layout, and
are just changing the values, it´s just a matter of telling excel to re do the calculation. tell me if i didn´t get right ur question ... Albion - Argentina "Drakkip" escribió en el mensaje ... I am using a workbook to manage a database. The last page of the workbook summarizes the data base by adding the same cell of each worksheet. When I move any of the sheets in the workbook it appears to no longer summarize the data correctly on my last summary sheet. I have to go to my formulas, and copy and paste them. Although I am not changing the content of any of the formulas in order for it to properly calculate any new data inputted to the balance of any of the worksheets will not be incorporated into the calculations. Is there a solution other than to re-paste all the formulas on my summary sheet? |
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Nope, it doesn´t have to do with ranges... he´s summing up the same cell
(A1) in each worksheet. Regards, Albion - Argentina "Don Guillett" escribió en el mensaje ... if you have a formula =sum(sheet1:sheet10!a1) then just make sure all additions are made within the range. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Drakkip" wrote in message ... I am using a workbook to manage a database. The last page of the workbook summarizes the data base by adding the same cell of each worksheet. When I move any of the sheets in the workbook it appears to no longer summarize the data correctly on my last summary sheet. I have to go to my formulas, and copy and paste them. Although I am not changing the content of any of the formulas in order for it to properly calculate any new data inputted to the balance of any of the worksheets will not be incorporated into the calculations. Is there a solution other than to re-paste all the formulas on my summary sheet? |
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Albion
How is the summing done? What does the formula look like? If 3D as Don suggests, make sure that the same sheets are always included in the 3D. One wy to ensure this is to insert a dummy sheet and beginning. Name it Start. Insert a dummy sheet just before the Summary sheet. Name it End. 3D formula on Summary sheet =Start:End!A1 Moving sheets around between Start and End should not pose a problem. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 20:47:46 -0300, "Albion" wrote: Nope, it doesn´t have to do with ranges... he´s summing up the same cell (A1) in each worksheet. Regards, Albion - Argentina "Don Guillett" escribió en el mensaje ... if you have a formula =sum(sheet1:sheet10!a1) then just make sure all additions are made within the range. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Drakkip" wrote in message ... I am using a workbook to manage a database. The last page of the workbook summarizes the data base by adding the same cell of each worksheet. When I move any of the sheets in the workbook it appears to no longer summarize the data correctly on my last summary sheet. I have to go to my formulas, and copy and paste them. Although I am not changing the content of any of the formulas in order for it to properly calculate any new data inputted to the balance of any of the worksheets will not be incorporated into the calculations. Is there a solution other than to re-paste all the formulas on my summary sheet? |
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That should be
"One way to ensure this is to insert a dummy sheet at beginning" Gord On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 16:52:36 -0800, Gord Dibben <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote: Albion How is the summing done? What does the formula look like? If 3D as Don suggests, make sure that the same sheets are always included in the 3D. One wy to ensure this is to insert a dummy sheet and beginning. Name it Start. Insert a dummy sheet just before the Summary sheet. Name it End. 3D formula on Summary sheet =Start:End!A1 Moving sheets around between Start and End should not pose a problem. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 20:47:46 -0300, "Albion" wrote: Nope, it doesn´t have to do with ranges... he´s summing up the same cell (A1) in each worksheet. Regards, Albion - Argentina "Don Guillett" escribió en el mensaje ... if you have a formula =sum(sheet1:sheet10!a1) then just make sure all additions are made within the range. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Drakkip" wrote in message ... I am using a workbook to manage a database. The last page of the workbook summarizes the data base by adding the same cell of each worksheet. When I move any of the sheets in the workbook it appears to no longer summarize the data correctly on my last summary sheet. I have to go to my formulas, and copy and paste them. Although I am not changing the content of any of the formulas in order for it to properly calculate any new data inputted to the balance of any of the worksheets will not be incorporated into the calculations. Is there a solution other than to re-paste all the formulas on my summary sheet? |
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