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I'm working on a Daily report spreadsheet. Each page is a different day, so
it's a 365 (366) page spreadsheet plus a Year End totals page. I have 16 formulas that reference cells from the prior day. Now, my issue is that if I copy and paste the formula on another day, it still references the page originally referenced. Ex: The YTD field has the following formula: SUM(E19,E20,'May-22'!E20) This adds the two cells from the current page (which would be the May-23 page) to the one cell from the prior page. Now if I want the same format of the formula on the May-24 page, and I copy/paste the formula, I then have to manually change the reference from May-22, to May-23. Across a 365 page report, 16 formulas are a lot of manual labor. Now I seem to recall there is a way to reference the prior page, without actually naming it. That way, no matter where you paste it, it will refer to the page before. Unfortunately, I can't remember the tag for that. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. |
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