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Hi,
I need a formula that do the same as =SUM(A:B!B5) which sums all sheets between A and B. My problem is that the cells to include in the summary, isn't on a fixed place. In some sheets the value can be in B6 and the rest could be B5. I have tried SUMIF and array formulas, but I don't get Excel to understand where to look... Any tips? Is it even possible? BR André |
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