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    AutoSum multiple Cells across multiple tabs

    I am trying to add multiple cells across 15 different tabs I have. When I click on the autosum main cell where I want to final number to populate, I then go to tab #1 and click on the cells I want. I then move to the next tab to click on another set of cells I want added, but since the cells are located in the same spot throughout all my tabs, its already high lighted, but will only take one set of cells. How do I compile all the cells I want to add throughout the 15 different tabs?


    So example: I want my autosum to compile on tab/page#1 on Cell "I9"
    I want to autosum the cells: C24,D24,E24 on tab/page2, C24,D24,E24 on tab/page3, C24,D24,E24 on tab/page4, ... etc through tab/page 15

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks,

    Delaney

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    Re: AutoSum multiple Cells across multiple tabs

    Hi Delaney, welcome to the forum.

    Try:

    =SUM(Sheet1:Sheet3!C24:E24)

    This will sum cells C24, D24 and E24 on all sheet tabs physically located between Sheet1 and Sheet3 (including Sheet1 and Sheet3) on your sheet tab bar.

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    Re: AutoSum multiple Cells across multiple tabs

    Thank you for the quick response. I have 28 total sheets, or tabs.
    On tab/sheet one is where I will collect my data. So I tried what you said with a slight alteration.

    inside cell: "I9" on sheet/tab one where I want to compile my numbers I pasted what you wrote, but altered it to include the sheets 2-27
    =SUM(Sheet2:Sheet27!C24:E24)

    when I entered that: it puts a 0 in that place but automatically opens up an UPDATE VALUES: SHEET 27 box.
    It wants to to find a file?? to open? Which I have no idea where to look. If I cancel or just open up my original excel file, inside cell "I9" it says #NAME?

    So not sure what that means or what I did wrong. Any suggestions with that?

    Thanks again.
    Delaney
    Last edited by Paul; 07-19-2010 at 08:37 PM. Reason: Removed quote of previous post.

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    Re: AutoSum multiple Cells across multiple tabs

    Normally you would only get a prompt like that if you didn't actually have a sheet named "Sheet27". Is your sheet named exactly "Sheet27", or is there a space? If you have spaces between the Sheet and #, you might try:

    =SUM('Sheet 1:Sheet 27'!C24:E24)

    If that still doesn't fix it, try uploading your workbook.

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    Re: AutoSum multiple Cells across multiple tabs

    Thank you Paul for your help. What you supplied worked.

    ~Delaney

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    Re: AutoSum multiple Cells across multiple tabs

    What If you have individual names for the tabs, how do I enter them into the equation?

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    Re: AutoSum multiple Cells across multiple tabs

    I also should add there are 96 worksheets

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    Re: AutoSum multiple Cells across multiple tabs

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