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Using a Worksheet Name in a Formula - XP or 2007
I've got a master worksheet containing data - with ten identical analysis
worksheets (at the moment, each with the name of a different Sales Rep. I want each analysis worksheet to analyse the data purely for that Rep and I'm trying to get to a solution where all my analysis formulae point to the worksheet name to pick up the name of the Sales Rep - which then makes it easy to add or change people. Currently there is a column in the master worksheet which is a named range called 'sales_rep' and my formulae are typically of the form. =sumif(salesrep='JKS',salesvalue) What I'd like to get to is =sumif(salesrep=worksheetname,salesvalue) Is there a way I can achieve this. TIA Rob |
Using a Worksheet Name in a Formula - XP or 2007
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-- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "RFJ" wrote in message ... I've got a master worksheet containing data - with ten identical analysis worksheets (at the moment, each with the name of a different Sales Rep. I want each analysis worksheet to analyse the data purely for that Rep and I'm trying to get to a solution where all my analysis formulae point to the worksheet name to pick up the name of the Sales Rep - which then makes it easy to add or change people. Currently there is a column in the master worksheet which is a named range called 'sales_rep' and my formulae are typically of the form. =sumif(salesrep='JKS',salesvalue) What I'd like to get to is =sumif(salesrep=worksheetname,salesvalue) Is there a way I can achieve this. TIA Rob |
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