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Each employee has a separate tab in the spreadsheet with their own details in
it...I'm trying to put together a separate tab that has a one line summary for each employee. The separate tabs have the employee name as the tab name...can I use the employee name (generically) in column A in the summary sheet in a formula to pull info back from each employees detailed sheet ? I want the summary sheet to look something like this: Employee Name Annual Allotment Total Points Incurred Smith, Joe 12 0 with the annual allotment and total points incurred being formula driven by looking up the info from the employee name listed....how do I use "Smith, Joe" generically (column A, row ##) in a formula to grab data from specific cells a separate tab named "Smith, Joe" ?? Does that make any sense ? Thanks for any advice ! |
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=COUNTA(INDIRECT("'"&A2&"'!A:A"))
"Eric_in_EVV" wrote: Each employee has a separate tab in the spreadsheet with their own details in it...I'm trying to put together a separate tab that has a one line summary for each employee. The separate tabs have the employee name as the tab name...can I use the employee name (generically) in column A in the summary sheet in a formula to pull info back from each employees detailed sheet ? I want the summary sheet to look something like this: Employee Name Annual Allotment Total Points Incurred Smith, Joe 12 0 with the annual allotment and total points incurred being formula driven by looking up the info from the employee name listed....how do I use "Smith, Joe" generically (column A, row ##) in a formula to grab data from specific cells a separate tab named "Smith, Joe" ?? Does that make any sense ? Thanks for any advice ! |
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check out the INDIRECT function. To return the sum of A1:A10 on sheet "Smith,
Joe" you can do this: =SUM(INDIRECT("'"&A2&"'!A1:A10")) Note that in this formula, since A1:A10 are enclosed in qutation marks, they will not change if you copy the formula left/right. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Eric_in_EVV" wrote: Each employee has a separate tab in the spreadsheet with their own details in it...I'm trying to put together a separate tab that has a one line summary for each employee. The separate tabs have the employee name as the tab name...can I use the employee name (generically) in column A in the summary sheet in a formula to pull info back from each employees detailed sheet ? I want the summary sheet to look something like this: Employee Name Annual Allotment Total Points Incurred Smith, Joe 12 0 with the annual allotment and total points incurred being formula driven by looking up the info from the employee name listed....how do I use "Smith, Joe" generically (column A, row ##) in a formula to grab data from specific cells a separate tab named "Smith, Joe" ?? Does that make any sense ? Thanks for any advice ! |
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