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    Smile Summarize results from files into main file

    Hi,

    I am trying to summarize testresults from a number of files into one main file. The results are in the same cell in each file, but the files names differ.

    So, what I need is a formula that helps me to scan the files so I don't have to go in and manually check the specific field and then write the result ( a number ) down in the main file.

    This is what I'd like it to do:

    Y=main file
    X1, X2, X3 etc... = files where I want to scan the values

    Cell value in file Y = "IF there is a file X in a subcatalog to where Y is located where <string in cell Y.A1> equals the <string in cell X.F1> then give me the value of field X.G1"

    The formula must work for more than one file, preferrably for a list of files with values, where I want to sum up the values from all the files in the "main file". The name of the file is written into a specific cell in each file and also in a list in the main file.

    Thanks a lot.

    Kind regards,

    Katarina

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    Can you post the main file?
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    Ensure you describe your problem clearly, I have little time available to solve these problems and do not appreciate numerous changes to them.

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    You might be able to get the effect you yant using

    =INDIRECT(ADDRESS(...))

    Mark.

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    Example file

    Hello there, sorry for not having posted a reply earlier. I have not tried the other =INDIRECT(ADDRESS(...)) but here is a testfile for someone ( special? just like me... )

    Anyway:

    In the example file below, the field ('Mainfile Y'!A3) should be checked against ='Example testfile X'!D6. If they are the same, I would like the values from ='Example testfile X'!B17 to be written into ='Mainfile Y'!B3.

    It would also be nice if the values of =SUM('Example testfile X'!B19:B20)
    were written into ='Mainfile Y'!C3.

    And then.. of course, this should be a general formula and Mainfile and Example testfile are actually two different files ( not two tabpages ) that not necessarily are in the same folder ( but this I can change ).


    Thanks in advance.

    /Katti

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