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Raganash
Apr 11, 2019Copper Contributor
HELP, PLEASE! Excel on a Mac
I recently upgraded my computer to a new imac from the mac mini. Some things changed in excel. I create spreadsheets with multiple sheets in my work book. The last page I use to keep a running tot...
- Apr 15, 2019try this trick.
lets say you want to add all values from all sheets from Cell A2 then wherever you want the result. put there =SUM('*'!A2) and once you click enter. The '*' will change automatically to (From To Sheets reference) . If you want to only sum specific sheets, lets say that you want add A2 of all sheets that starts with name Quarter then you put formula like this =SUM('Quarter*'!A2)
so any sheet that starts with name Quarter will be in the range of the SUM. for example sheets Quarter 1, Quarter 2 and so on.
Jamil
Apr 15, 2019Bronze Contributor
try this trick.
lets say you want to add all values from all sheets from Cell A2 then wherever you want the result. put there =SUM('*'!A2) and once you click enter. The '*' will change automatically to (From To Sheets reference) . If you want to only sum specific sheets, lets say that you want add A2 of all sheets that starts with name Quarter then you put formula like this =SUM('Quarter*'!A2)
so any sheet that starts with name Quarter will be in the range of the SUM. for example sheets Quarter 1, Quarter 2 and so on.
lets say you want to add all values from all sheets from Cell A2 then wherever you want the result. put there =SUM('*'!A2) and once you click enter. The '*' will change automatically to (From To Sheets reference) . If you want to only sum specific sheets, lets say that you want add A2 of all sheets that starts with name Quarter then you put formula like this =SUM('Quarter*'!A2)
so any sheet that starts with name Quarter will be in the range of the SUM. for example sheets Quarter 1, Quarter 2 and so on.