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To gather the data of the cell $P$31 from the worksheets in a single total
sheet I would do the following: - Write the numbers from 1 to 301 in column A - Write this formula in column B: = A1 & "!$P$31" - Rewrite the if formula to use indirect: =IF(D1=0,0,INDIRECT(B1)) You know better what layout works for you, but I hope this helps. Miguel. "copying formula of multiple worksheets" wrote: Heres my formula =IF(B2=0,0,'1'!$P$31) 1 is worksheet 1, I have 310 worksheets and a total sheet, How can I copy this formula down to show worksheet 2 then 3? thanks alot |
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