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Please please help with this simple but long request!!
I have a workbook with multiple named worksheets. In the "summary" worksheet I have a list of the names of each worksheet. I am trying to use this list to construct multiple =sum functions each of which refers to a particular named worksheet, but don't want to type in the name of each worksheet manually. As an example imagine that there is a worksheet named Leicester and this name is sitting in cell A1 of the "summary" worksheet. I want to sum the cells B1 to B5 in the leicester worksheet. I tried to write the following =SUM(cell("contents",A1)!B1:B5) which does not work. The problem seems to be how to use the text returned from the cell function (or t function) as actual text so that it attaches to ! to reference the appropriate cell. |
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