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I am creating a workbook that will have many sheets. I want to be able to
add numeric data to one sheet and have that auto flow to a certain place on a
summary sheet. For instance, sheet 1 has 50 columns 20 rows. On row 20
across it totals all columns. I want those totals from row 20 to go automatic
to the summary page.Other sheets will also need to do the same. I can't get
3d reference to work right. Can't find anything else. Can anyone help me?
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Peo Sjoblom
 
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The basic tecnique is here

http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy1.htm

Regards,

Peo Sjoblom


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I am creating a workbook that will have many sheets. I want to be able to
add numeric data to one sheet and have that auto flow to a certain place on a
summary sheet. For instance, sheet 1 has 50 columns 20 rows. On row 20
across it totals all columns. I want those totals from row 20 to go automatic
to the summary page.Other sheets will also need to do the same. I can't get
3d reference to work right. Can't find anything else. Can anyone help me?

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