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Hi all,
Here's a question the answer to which I am sure I used to know when I used Excel practically everyday. However, years have gone by and what hair hasn't fallen out has gone grey..... I have about a hundred Excel files of the same format - each has two sheets. They contain information (of course) some of which I want to collate onto one separate worksheet on in a new Excel file. Each Excel file refers to a person and is named in the format "John Smith.xls". If I put all the names in column A of the new worksheet, can I construct a formula in column B along the lines of "=somme([the name in column A.xls] $sheet 2 $g$4:$g$12)" ? And yes, I'm using a French language version of Excel. I hope the question makes sense and I await the advice of someone more gifted in Excel matters than me. Many thanks, in advance, Simon |
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