New user question. I have several worksheets in one workbook. On worksheet
is called 'vehicles'. Ho do I get a total which is in a cell in my
'vehicles' worksheet to appear in my 'summary' worksheet?
I used to enter ...
vehicles:F22
....in my last speadsheet software. How's it does in Excell?
Hank

Hi!

Try this:

=vehicles!F22

Biff

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New user question. I have several worksheets in one workbook. On worksheet
is called 'vehicles'. Ho do I get a total which is in a cell in my
'vehicles' worksheet to appear in my 'summary' worksheet?
I used to enter ...
vehicles:F22
...in my last speadsheet software. How's it does in Excell?
Hank

In your 'summary' worksheet,
the link formula would look like this in say, B2: =vehicles!F22
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Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
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"Familyman" wrote:
New user question. I have several worksheets in one workbook. On worksheet
is called 'vehicles'. Ho do I get a total which is in a cell in my
'vehicles' worksheet to appear in my 'summary' worksheet?
I used to enter ...
vehicles:F22
....in my last speadsheet software. How's it does in Excell?
Hank

.. in say, B2: =vehicles!F22

Alternatively, for a neat clean look (avoid extraneous zeros),
we could use instead in B2: =IF(vehicles!F22="","",vehicles!F22)
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Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
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