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Averages
I have 55 worksheets in a file, they are all formatted the same way. Each
sheet has totals entered for individuals by catagory and by date. I would like to create a new worksheet that I can display totals and averages from the data on the other 55 sheets. Is there a way I can achieve this short of typing out all the locations for each sum or average? -- Thank You & God Bless, Jimenda |
Averages
If you're consistently pulling data from the same place on each sheet, you
could use indirect and address. For example, if you want to pull data from Sheet2 cell E1, you could put 'Sheet2' in cell A2, then the formula =INDIRECT(ADDRESS(1,5,,,A2)) in cell B2. Fill column A with additional sheet names and autofill column B with the formula. So you'd have to enter each sheet name once, but then you could reference it in multiple such INDIRECT formulas. HTH. --Bruce "Jimenda" wrote: I have 55 worksheets in a file, they are all formatted the same way. Each sheet has totals entered for individuals by catagory and by date. I would like to create a new worksheet that I can display totals and averages from the data on the other 55 sheets. Is there a way I can achieve this short of typing out all the locations for each sum or average? -- Thank You & God Bless, Jimenda |
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