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I have sent out a large number of copies of a 'questionnaire' style workbook,
which are being returned to me as separate files. In order to analyse and collate the large amount of numerical data, I have developed a 'summary' sheet that draws information out of the various worksheets within each workbook. I had hoped to copy one 'summary' worksheet into each of the returned workbooks and then copy the summary sheets into a 'master' workbook. I know it is possible to create absolute cell references using the $ sign, but need what can best be described as an 'absolute sheet reference' to stop external references appearing when I copy the 'summary' worksheet to the different workbooks. Does anyone have any suggestions please? Many thanks Richard |
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