... my problem is just like the title states, except there are 150 sheets in the same file. Is there a quick way to add all these cells together (C14) without having to click through all 150 sheets?
... my problem is just like the title states, except there are 150 sheets in the same file. Is there a quick way to add all these cells together (C14) without having to click through all 150 sheets?
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=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet150!C14)
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awesome... thanx!
Insert two new sheets, one called "Start" (no quotes) before all the worksheets you want to sum, and one called "End" (no quotes) after all the worksheets.
Then use the formula:Formula:
=SUM(Start:End!C14)
Any sheet moved between the Start and End worksheets will be included in the total.
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you can type a sum reference like this:
=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet3!A1)
Which will add up A1 on all sheets between sheet1 and sheet3.
if you type =sum(, then click the first sheet to apply it to, hold shift and click the last sheet, then click the cells to sum and finally type ), it will give you the same thing.
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