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Have 55 worksheets in a work book, each has a total in cell L34. Right now,
am going to a cell on sheet 55, hit =, then go back to each page and click on its total, hit +, then go to the next page --- all the way to page 55. Plus, it won't let me even do 55 - have to do twice and add together. Hoping there's a simple formula that will do the work? Thanks for any help. |
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See this page for a example
http://www.rondebruin.nl/linksum.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "L. S. Martin" wrote in message ... Have 55 worksheets in a work book, each has a total in cell L34. Right now, am going to a cell on sheet 55, hit =, then go back to each page and click on its total, hit +, then go to the next page --- all the way to page 55. Plus, it won't let me even do 55 - have to do twice and add together. Hoping there's a simple formula that will do the work? Thanks for any help. |
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You don't say how the sheets are named but a generic solution is:
Put w/sheet named "Start" before your first sheet to be summed and one called "End" after the last w/sheet. to sum: =SUM('Start:End'!L34) "L. S. Martin" wrote: Have 55 worksheets in a work book, each has a total in cell L34. Right now, am going to a cell on sheet 55, hit =, then go back to each page and click on its total, hit +, then go to the next page --- all the way to page 55. Plus, it won't let me even do 55 - have to do twice and add together. Hoping there's a simple formula that will do the work? Thanks for any help. |
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Thanks to Both!
"Toppers" wrote in message ... You don't say how the sheets are named but a generic solution is: Put w/sheet named "Start" before your first sheet to be summed and one called "End" after the last w/sheet. to sum: =SUM('Start:End'!L34) "L. S. Martin" wrote: Have 55 worksheets in a work book, each has a total in cell L34. Right now, am going to a cell on sheet 55, hit =, then go back to each page and click on its total, hit +, then go to the next page --- all the way to page 55. Plus, it won't let me even do 55 - have to do twice and add together. Hoping there's a simple formula that will do the work? Thanks for any help. |
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