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I'm trying to use vlookup to give me a summary of some number throughout a
workbook. It has to sum across about 25 worksheets. not all worksheets have
the date I'm looking up so I will need to set the range_lookup to true so
that it will add the last inventory count before my specified date. I can
use the following on a small amount of sheets...but when I try it on the
large number of worksheets, it ultimately gets messed up.

=VLOOKUP(B6,Adams!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE)+
VLOOKUP(B6,ARCHIES_CORNER!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE) +
VLOOKUP(B6,BARN_YARD!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE) +
VLOOKUP(B6,BEAVER_DAM!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE) + VLOOKUP....etc

Any suggestions? SUMIF doesn't seem to work because of the date issue.
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Group your data sheets, and select a free cell. Enter a formula like
(reference cell B6 from your summary sheet)

=VLOOKUP(Summary!B6,$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE)

That will place that formula on every sheet.

And then use a formula like this for the sum:

=SUM(Adams:Last_Sheet!E9)

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I'm trying to use vlookup to give me a summary of some number throughout a
workbook. It has to sum across about 25 worksheets. not all worksheets
have
the date I'm looking up so I will need to set the range_lookup to true so
that it will add the last inventory count before my specified date. I can
use the following on a small amount of sheets...but when I try it on the
large number of worksheets, it ultimately gets messed up.

=VLOOKUP(B6,Adams!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE)+
VLOOKUP(B6,ARCHIES_CORNER!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE) +
VLOOKUP(B6,BARN_YARD!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE) +
VLOOKUP(B6,BEAVER_DAM!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE) + VLOOKUP....etc

Any suggestions? SUMIF doesn't seem to work because of the date issue.



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Default vlookup across multiple pages

Thanks...it never crossed my mind to do the vlookup on each page then just
sum them up....

"Bernie Deitrick" wrote:

Group your data sheets, and select a free cell. Enter a formula like
(reference cell B6 from your summary sheet)

=VLOOKUP(Summary!B6,$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE)

That will place that formula on every sheet.

And then use a formula like this for the sum:

=SUM(Adams:Last_Sheet!E9)

--

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


"Mazkot" wrote in message
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I'm trying to use vlookup to give me a summary of some number throughout a
workbook. It has to sum across about 25 worksheets. not all worksheets
have
the date I'm looking up so I will need to set the range_lookup to true so
that it will add the last inventory count before my specified date. I can
use the following on a small amount of sheets...but when I try it on the
large number of worksheets, it ultimately gets messed up.

=VLOOKUP(B6,Adams!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE)+
VLOOKUP(B6,ARCHIES_CORNER!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE) +
VLOOKUP(B6,BARN_YARD!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE) +
VLOOKUP(B6,BEAVER_DAM!$A$12:$D$100,2,TRUE) + VLOOKUP....etc

Any suggestions? SUMIF doesn't seem to work because of the date issue.



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