copying one cell in multiple sheets into a column on one sheet
Hi,
I know this question was probably already answered but if I can, I would like an answer to suit the data in my specific workbook as I am not able to change the code too much (not very familiar with visual basic) I have a cell D1 in multiple works sheets. It contains an employee's name. Each sheet is named with an employee code. I have already managed to get the employee codes in column A on a new sheet but now I need to get the names in cell D1 into column B on the new sheet called Sheet2 I also have another cell (L43) I would like to do this for which has a number (sum formula actually) Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
copying one cell in multiple sheets into a column on one sheet
On Jun 1, 5:41 pm, LeahR wrote:
Hi, I know this question was probably already answered but if I can, I would like an answer to suit the data in my specific workbook as I am not able to change the code too much (not very familiar with visual basic) I have a cell D1 in multiple works sheets. It contains an employee's name. Each sheet is named with an employee code. I have already managed to get the employee codes in column A on a new sheet but now I need to get the names in cell D1 into column B on the new sheet called Sheet2 I also have another cell (L43) I would like to do this for which has a number (sum formula actually) Any help would be greatly appreciated. I don;t think you need VBA. If Sheet2!A:A contains the same values as the sheet names then (assuming data starts from A2) =INDIRECT("'"&A2&"'!D1") Copy down. Then take the sum of these amounts in L43. HTH Kostis Vezerides |
copying one cell in multiple sheets into a column on one sheet
It worked!!!
All the other answers I looked at from similar questions seemed really complicated, and used VBA. Thank you so much. "vezerid" wrote: On Jun 1, 5:41 pm, LeahR wrote: Hi, I know this question was probably already answered but if I can, I would like an answer to suit the data in my specific workbook as I am not able to change the code too much (not very familiar with visual basic) I have a cell D1 in multiple works sheets. It contains an employee's name. Each sheet is named with an employee code. I have already managed to get the employee codes in column A on a new sheet but now I need to get the names in cell D1 into column B on the new sheet called Sheet2 I also have another cell (L43) I would like to do this for which has a number (sum formula actually) Any help would be greatly appreciated. I don;t think you need VBA. If Sheet2!A:A contains the same values as the sheet names then (assuming data starts from A2) =INDIRECT("'"&A2&"'!D1") Copy down. Then take the sum of these amounts in L43. HTH Kostis Vezerides |
copying one cell in multiple sheets into a column on one sheet
On Jun 1, 7:11 pm, LeahR wrote:
It worked!!! All the other answers I looked at from similar questions seemed really complicated, and used VBA. Thank you so much. "vezerid" wrote: On Jun 1, 5:41 pm, LeahR wrote: Hi, I know this question was probably already answered but if I can, I would like an answer to suit the data in my specific workbook as I am not able to change the code too much (not very familiar with visual basic) I have a cell D1 in multiple works sheets. It contains an employee's name. Each sheet is named with an employee code. I have already managed to get the employee codes in column A on a new sheet but now I need to get the names in cell D1 into column B on the new sheet called Sheet2 I also have another cell (L43) I would like to do this for which has a number (sum formula actually) Any help would be greatly appreciated. I don;t think you need VBA. If Sheet2!A:A contains the same values as the sheet names then (assuming data starts from A2) =INDIRECT("'"&A2&"'!D1") Copy down. Then take the sum of these amounts in L43. HTH Kostis Vezerides Sometimes it matters how you phrase the question. Glad it worked. Kostis |
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