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Frank Kabel
 
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1. On your summary sheet create a list with your worksheet names. e.g.
put them in the range X1:X3
2. try the following formula to count all occurences of the string
'software1' in the range A1:A100 on each of these sheets
=SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'" & X1:X3 & "'!A1:A100),"software1"))

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Frank Kabel
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Hi
provide some more details:
- how are the sheets named
- what column do you want to count

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

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I am working on license inventory. Each sheet is a computer with

software
listed. I'm currently using a COUNTIF statement but how do I get

the
COUNTIF
to span across 2 or more worksheets to give me a total of the

software
installed on all the computers?





 
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