Hello; I’m trying to sum cells A1:A10 across several sheets no problem. However, if cell B1 on each of the sheets does not equal the value of 1 found on the Summary sheet, then those sheets would not be added.

In other words if Sheet3 cell B1 has a value of 2, then Sheet3 would not be included in the summing process, but Sheet2, Sheet4 through Sheet40 would be.

Keep in mind that the range A1:A10 has to show their values regardless of the value of cell B1.

How can this be done?

Let's take the easy way on this!

On *each* sheet, in the same cell enter this formula:

=(B1=1)*SUM(A1:A10)

You can group the sheets together and enter the formula on one sheet and it
will be entered on *all grouped* sheets.

Let's assume you enter that formula on each sheet in cell A11. Then:

=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet40!A11)


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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"GoBow777" wrote in message
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Hello; I'm trying to sum cells A1:A10 across several sheets no problem.
However, if cell B1 on each of the sheets does not equal the value of 1
found on the Summary sheet, then those sheets would not be added.

In other words if Sheet3 cell B1 has a value of 2, then Sheet3 would
not be included in the summing process, but Sheet2, Sheet4 through
Sheet40 would be.

Keep in mind that the range A1:A10 has to show their values regardless
of the value of cell B1.

How can this be done?




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GoBow777

Thanks Biff!

I was hoping for a single formula but this does the job just fine.

Matt

You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"GoBow777" wrote in message
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Thanks Biff!

I was hoping for a single formula but this does the job just fine.

Matt




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GoBow777