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Hi folks,
I'm fairly new to the "joys" of Excel and would appreciate some advice. I have a multi-sheet workbook. Each sheet has a cell (the same cell on every sheet), let's call it "D2", with a "total" for that sheet. Is there a *simple* way of adding up all the "D2's" in the workbook and putting that sum on the last page? Ideally I want it to keep adding up all the "D2" cells, even when I add new sheets. At the moment I'm using the old =SUM('sheet1'!D2+'sheet2'!D2) trick, but I'm getting a bit sick of manually adding sheet names to that formula! I'm on Excel Mac, by the way. Dunno if that matters... TIA! Jim |
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