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Multiple Worksheets, multiple lines and summarizing into one works
I am working with a spreadsheet which can have multiple spreadsheets all
formatted the same way. Now although these sheets are all formatted the same way some may have 1 row of data while another may have 10 rows of data. I am wanting to incorporate these into a summary worksheet at the beginning of my spreadsheet which will list all of these rows automatically. What kind of table or formula would I need to look into to make this happen? |
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Multiple Worksheets, multiple lines and summarizing into one works
Another solution may be to try Consolidation in the Data menu
"smiley61799" wrote: I am working with a spreadsheet which can have multiple spreadsheets all formatted the same way. Now although these sheets are all formatted the same way some may have 1 row of data while another may have 10 rows of data. I am wanting to incorporate these into a summary worksheet at the beginning of my spreadsheet which will list all of these rows automatically. What kind of table or formula would I need to look into to make this happen? |
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