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Yes, you have to put single quotes around the sheet name if it includes
spaces. -- David Biddulph HRG wrote: RD's answer was helpful, but I found I had to use inverted single quotes around the name of the worksheet. "Bill O'Neal" wrote: I'm using Excel 2002, trying to create a budget (say, workbook 1) that sums data from a second workbook (workbook 2). There may be 3 or 4 cells in workbook 2 (each one the sum of a column of figures) that I would like to add together and enter in a single cell in workbook 1. Using the Consolidate command in the Data menu, I can link one cell from workbook 2 to a cell in workbook 1, but I can't get two or more workbook 2 cells to be added into a single cell in workbook 1. I'm sure there's an elementary solution to this. Could someone please help? |
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