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Hi All -
I have 1 worksheet for every student, and a summary worksheet that checks a specific ranges in each students sheet. I manually do a find replace to change the student's name in each column of the summary sheet. How do I take the students name from COL C of the summary sheet and tell the SUMIFs in Cols E - Z to go to that students worksheet and match the criteria etc.. instead of manually changing the names ? (names in COL C match the names of the students worksheets) This worksheet is going to grow larger, and this would be very helpful. Thank You - Mike |
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Use INDIRECT
INDIRECT("'"&C2&"'!A2:A100") for example -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "lab-guy" wrote in message ... Hi All - I have 1 worksheet for every student, and a summary worksheet that checks a specific ranges in each students sheet. I manually do a find replace to change the student's name in each column of the summary sheet. How do I take the students name from COL C of the summary sheet and tell the SUMIFs in Cols E - Z to go to that students worksheet and match the criteria etc.. instead of manually changing the names ? (names in COL C match the names of the students worksheets) This worksheet is going to grow larger, and this would be very helpful. Thank You - Mike |
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This helps, Thank You How do I make the C2 absolute, so the column doesn't change when I copy it ? Mike "Bob Phillips" wrote: Use INDIRECT INDIRECT("'"&C2&"'!A2:A100") for example -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "lab-guy" wrote in message ... Hi All - I have 1 worksheet for every student, and a summary worksheet that checks a specific ranges in each students sheet. I manually do a find replace to change the student's name in each column of the summary sheet. How do I take the students name from COL C of the summary sheet and tell the SUMIFs in Cols E - Z to go to that students worksheet and match the criteria etc.. instead of manually changing the names ? (names in COL C match the names of the students worksheets) This worksheet is going to grow larger, and this would be very helpful. Thank You - Mike |
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Got It ! I had to make it absolute in 2 places. Thanks Much Mike "lab-guy" wrote: This helps, Thank You How do I make the C2 absolute, so the column doesn't change when I copy it ? Mike "Bob Phillips" wrote: Use INDIRECT INDIRECT("'"&C2&"'!A2:A100") for example -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "lab-guy" wrote in message ... Hi All - I have 1 worksheet for every student, and a summary worksheet that checks a specific ranges in each students sheet. I manually do a find replace to change the student's name in each column of the summary sheet. How do I take the students name from COL C of the summary sheet and tell the SUMIFs in Cols E - Z to go to that students worksheet and match the criteria etc.. instead of manually changing the names ? (names in COL C match the names of the students worksheets) This worksheet is going to grow larger, and this would be very helpful. Thank You - Mike |
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To understand relative and absolute addressing, look up the topic in Excel
help. =INDIRECT("'"&$C$2&"'!A2:A100") or =INDIRECT("'"&$C2&"'!A2:A100") if it is just the column, not the row, that you want to be absolute. -- David Biddulph "lab-guy" wrote in message ... This helps, Thank You How do I make the C2 absolute, so the column doesn't change when I copy it ? Mike "Bob Phillips" wrote: Use INDIRECT INDIRECT("'"&C2&"'!A2:A100") for example -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "lab-guy" wrote in message ... Hi All - I have 1 worksheet for every student, and a summary worksheet that checks a specific ranges in each students sheet. I manually do a find replace to change the student's name in each column of the summary sheet. How do I take the students name from COL C of the summary sheet and tell the SUMIFs in Cols E - Z to go to that students worksheet and match the criteria etc.. instead of manually changing the names ? (names in COL C match the names of the students worksheets) This worksheet is going to grow larger, and this would be very helpful. Thank You - Mike |
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USe Contents of cell as name of worksheet in a function
Excel 2007
SUMIFS() in summary sheet. Tables, Structured References. http://www.mediafire.com/file/qryinm2yjm0/07_06_09.xlsx |
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