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I have a workbook with a worksheet set up initially with a sheet named
1-01-06 and another sheet named 12-31-06, these refer to the first & last weeks of 2006. Both worksheets have a cell with the following formula =SUM('1-01-06:12-31-06'!B12:F12) which sums the total of b12 thru f12 across both worksheets. I want to copy the first worksheet 24 times, renaming each copy to the date for sunday of each week. When I copy the worksheet to a new worksheet that is located between 1-01-06 & 12-31-06 the formula for the above cell changes to =SUM(#REF!B12:F12). I have tried putting a $ sign in various places in the original formula to make it absolute with no success, when I do this I get this result =SUM('$1-01-06:[$12-31-06]$12-31-06'!B12:F12) by entering it this way =SUM('$1-01-06:$12-31-06'!B12:F12) which gives me a #REF! value in cell. How do I enter thus formula to make it copy exactly the same when I copy the worksheet.? Thanks Gary D. |
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