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In H22 I have the formula
=SUM(ESP2!F22+LV!F22+LA!F22+RATON!F22+SF1!F22+SF2!F22+SF3!F22+TAOS!F22)/8
which is pulling info from several different pages of a workbook that are
also in a percentage format.
Jim
> The question was "What formula is in H22:H33"!
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Frank Kabel - 23 Oct 2004 23:26 GMT
Hi
do these formulas return an error?
also note: no need for the SUM formula in your case. If these
worksheets are one after the other try the formula
=SUM(ESP2:TAOS!F22)/8
this should prevent a #VALUE error if these cells contain text values

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> In H22 I have the formula
=SUM(ESP2!F22+LV!F22+LA!F22+RATON!F22+SF1!F22+SF2!F22+SF3!F22+TAOS!F22)
/8
> which is pulling info from several different pages of a workbook that are
> also in a percentage format.
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RagDyeR - 24 Oct 2004 01:08 GMT
Assuming that you will *not* have negatives, try this formula:
=SUMIF(H22:H33,">0")/COUNTIF(H22:H33,">0")
As far as your formula to sum across your sheets, have a look at this old
post to enable you to make a shorter formula, similar to Frank's suggestion:
http://tinyurl.com/6gujb

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Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit!
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In H22 I have the formula
=SUM(ESP2!F22+LV!F22+LA!F22+RATON!F22+SF1!F22+SF2!F22+SF3!F22+TAOS!F22)/8
which is pulling info from several different pages of a workbook that are
also in a percentage format.
Jim
> The question was "What formula is in H22:H33"!
>
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>>>> Jim