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how do I auto sum several worksheet cells on to a new worksheet?

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Karyn - 16 Mar 2006 18:44 GMT
I have a different worksheet for each day of the week which shows the lates
for invoices per department per store.  I am trying to create a worksheet to
add all of the lates per department together for reporting to the POS.
Daniel CHEN - 17 Mar 2006 00:43 GMT
Try to use a function like this:
=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet8!A1)
' Sum all of A1 in 8 sheets.

Sheet1 to sheet8 should be continuous and use shift key to select them all.

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>I have a different worksheet for each day of the week which shows the lates
> for invoices per department per store.  I am trying to create a worksheet
> to
> add all of the lates per department together for reporting to the POS.
Karyn - 17 Mar 2006 23:28 GMT
It is not working it says #NAME?

Not sure what you mean by continuous and using shift to select them all

> Try to use a function like this:
> =SUM(Sheet1:Sheet8!A1)
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> > to
> > add all of the lates per department together for reporting to the POS.
Gord Dibben - 19 Mar 2006 00:49 GMT
Karyn

=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet8!A1)  entered in any cell on any sheet which is not
Sheet1:Sheet8

Sheets 1 through 8 do not have to be selected.

Even better is to insert a new dummy sheet at left and a new dummy sheet at
right-end of other sheets.

Name them Start and End

Formula    =SUM(Start:End!A1)

Any new sheets can be inserted between these two dummy sheets.

Now it doesn't matter what the intervening sheets are named.

Gord Dibben  MS Excel MVP

>It is not working it says #NAME?
>
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>> > to
>> > add all of the lates per department together for reporting to the POS.

Gord Dibben  MS Excel MVP
 
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