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A user has a file consisting of 12 period sheets and 1 summary sheet. She
has a very long formula on the summary: D5*$D$2 + F5*$F$2 and so on through column AJ. At the end of the formula she needs to add more numbers that come from the individual period sheets: ='Per 1'!AG5*'Per 1'!AG2 and so on through Per 12. She has a "helper" column set up that adds ='Per 1'!AG5*'Per 1'!AG2 + 'Per 2'!AG5*'Per 2'!AG2 through Per 12. She adds the result of the helper column to the end of the first formula. Is there a way to lose the helper column and add a shorter 3-dimensional formula there? I'm not very good with arrays, and I suspect we're being stupid here. TIA! Excel 2003. |