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I can't seem to figure out how to carry subtotals from a specific cell in
each worksheet over to a grandtotal cell on the last worksheet. ie. cell O33 on worksheet1 + cell O28 on worksheet3 + cell O53 on worksheet 4 and so on. Any suggestions? |
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One way is: Grand Total Cell has the formula:
=sheet1!O33+sheet3!O28+sheet4!O53 (etc). tyro "bernieb" wrote in message ... I can't seem to figure out how to carry subtotals from a specific cell in each worksheet over to a grandtotal cell on the last worksheet. ie. cell O33 on worksheet1 + cell O28 on worksheet3 + cell O53 on worksheet 4 and so on. Any suggestions? |
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Tyro...thanks...one more question, do I use the terms "sheet1",
"sheet2"..etc, or the actual name of the worksheet? "Tyro" wrote: One way is: Grand Total Cell has the formula: =sheet1!O33+sheet3!O28+sheet4!O53 (etc). tyro "bernieb" wrote in message ... I can't seem to figure out how to carry subtotals from a specific cell in each worksheet over to a grandtotal cell on the last worksheet. ie. cell O33 on worksheet1 + cell O28 on worksheet3 + cell O53 on worksheet 4 and so on. Any suggestions? |
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bernieb
By all means use your sheet names. =Mysheet1!033+Mysheet2!028... Mike Rogers "bernieb" wrote: Tyro...thanks...one more question, do I use the terms "sheet1", "sheet2"..etc, or the actual name of the worksheet? "Tyro" wrote: One way is: Grand Total Cell has the formula: =sheet1!O33+sheet3!O28+sheet4!O53 (etc). tyro "bernieb" wrote in message ... I can't seem to figure out how to carry subtotals from a specific cell in each worksheet over to a grandtotal cell on the last worksheet. ie. cell O33 on worksheet1 + cell O28 on worksheet3 + cell O53 on worksheet 4 and so on. Any suggestions? |
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But if your sheet names have spaces it'll need single quotes
='My sheet 1'!O33+'My sheet 2'!O28... If you follow the routine I gave in reply to your repeat posting, it'll do it automatically. -- David Biddulph "Mike Rogers" <Mike060349@NoxSpamxAOLDOTcom wrote in message ... bernieb By all means use your sheet names. =Mysheet1!033+Mysheet2!028... Mike Rogers "bernieb" wrote: Tyro...thanks...one more question, do I use the terms "sheet1", "sheet2"..etc, or the actual name of the worksheet? "Tyro" wrote: One way is: Grand Total Cell has the formula: =sheet1!O33+sheet3!O28+sheet4!O53 (etc). tyro "bernieb" wrote in message ... I can't seem to figure out how to carry subtotals from a specific cell in each worksheet over to a grandtotal cell on the last worksheet. ie. cell O33 on worksheet1 + cell O28 on worksheet3 + cell O53 on worksheet 4 and so on. Any suggestions? |
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