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I have a worksheet with daily sheets calculating daily labor charges.
These are named to correspond with the days of the week (Monday, Tuesday, Etc...). These daily sheets use the same formulas to calculate labor charges. I would like to name the standard formulas and call them by name in each sheet. I did that for the Monday so instead of calculating hours I have =Daily_Hours. When I put =Daily_Hours in the Tuesday sheet, it still refers to the Monday form. How do I create generic named formulas that I can use in all the daily sheets? |
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If every sheet is identical in terms of the location of the data, you can
incorporate the tab name into the formula by using the cell command and the indirect. If you give me your formula for the sheet that works, then I'll return a formula that will work for other sheets assuming data consistency between sheets (all components used in formula are in same cell on each sheet) "General Specific" wrote: I have a worksheet with daily sheets calculating daily labor charges. These are named to correspond with the days of the week (Monday, Tuesday, Etc...). These daily sheets use the same formulas to calculate labor charges. I would like to name the standard formulas and call them by name in each sheet. I did that for the Monday so instead of calculating hours I have =Daily_Hours. When I put =Daily_Hours in the Tuesday sheet, it still refers to the Monday form. How do I create generic named formulas that I can use in all the daily sheets? |
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On Aug 17, 11:39 am, General Specific wrote:
I have a worksheet with daily sheets calculating daily labor charges. These are named to correspond with the days of the week (Monday, Tuesday, Etc...). These daily sheets use the same formulas to calculate labor charges. I would like to name the standard formulas and call them by name in each sheet. I did that for the Monday so instead of calculating hours I have =Daily_Hours. When I put =Daily_Hours in the Tuesday sheet, it still refers to the Monday form. How do I create generic named formulas that I can use in all the daily sheets? Possibly this works--I would put the formula in a cell by itself. You could make the cell a range name. Then you could reference that cell or range name in all of your other cells that involve the formula. Steve G |
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