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I am trying to make a spreadsheet that no matter what worksheet is created
anything in a cell will update a dedicated worksheet. For Instance: worksheet 1 G 5 67 worksheet 2 G 5 12 worksheet 3 G 5 14 The result would be: worksheet 1 G 5 93 (total of all worksheets cell G5) It would be best if I could have 9 worksheets that each are specifically dedicated to a specific worksheet and cell. |
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On Jan 24, 4:24 pm, LiveUser
wrote: I am trying to make a spreadsheet that no matter what worksheet is created anything in a cell will update a dedicated worksheet. For Instance: worksheet 1 G 5 67 worksheet 2 G 5 12 worksheet 3 G 5 14 The result would be: worksheet 1 G 5 93 (total of all worksheets cell G5) It would be best if I could have 9 worksheets that each are specifically dedicated to a specific worksheet and cell. I think you are asking about having a formula access a value on a different sheet. If that is the case, then all you have to do is include the sheet name with an exclamation point in the formula (sheets with spaces in their name will require single quotes around the name). The easiest way to build this kind of formula is using the "operation click" method: 1) type your equals sign where the result will be 2) click on the cell to include in the formula (it can be on another sheet or even another workbook) 3) type in your operator (+) 4) click on the next cell 5) continue until done - do not type an operator after the last cell eg =Sheet1!B5+Sheet2!B5+Sheet3!B5+'This is Sheet 4'!B5 |
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=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet3!G5)
"LiveUser" wrote: I am trying to make a spreadsheet that no matter what worksheet is created anything in a cell will update a dedicated worksheet. For Instance: worksheet 1 G 5 67 worksheet 2 G 5 12 worksheet 3 G 5 14 The result would be: worksheet 1 G 5 93 (total of all worksheets cell G5) It would be best if I could have 9 worksheets that each are specifically dedicated to a specific worksheet and cell. |
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Add a new blank sheet to the right of your Summary(dedicated) sheet
Add a new blank sheet at end. Name these Start and End. On your Summary sheet in a cell enter =SUM(Start:End!G5) This will sum all G5's on sheets between your two dummy sheets In future when adding new sheets insert them between Start and End. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 13:24:04 -0800, LiveUser wrote: I am trying to make a spreadsheet that no matter what worksheet is created anything in a cell will update a dedicated worksheet. For Instance: worksheet 1 G 5 67 worksheet 2 G 5 12 worksheet 3 G 5 14 The result would be: worksheet 1 G 5 93 (total of all worksheets cell G5) It would be best if I could have 9 worksheets that each are specifically dedicated to a specific worksheet and cell. |
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