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    Sum Question

    I have over 60 worksheets in an excel workbook. I would like to add one column from each workbook onto a summary sheet. I do not want to add them all together I want to keep them separate.

    A B
    Sheet 1 1,000
    Sheet 2 5,000
    Sheet 3 7,000

    And so on. Is there a Sumif function or something else that can help me with that?
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    Re: Sum Question

    If for example you have the sheet names listed in Column A of your summary and you want to sum column B of each sheet, then try something like:

    =SUM(INDIRECT("'"&A2&"'!B:B"))

    where A2 contains sheet name, copied down.
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    Re: Sum Question

    Thanks works great!!

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