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    Working with tabs and calculating across multiple ones

    I am working on a commission report for our veterinarians. I have a tab/sheet for each year, with a column for each month, a row for each of the veterinarian. Each vet is on the same row, year to year. I need to be able to calculate the %, year to date, for each vet, across the past 2 years. I can do the auto sum, but do not know how to do percentage. I have row 3, column b3 thru m3. I want to do 2012 and 2013. Each sheet is name the year. Any help would be most appreciated!

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    Re: Working with tabs and calculating across multiple ones

    Welcome to the Forum cgsweger!

    You haven't really given enough information. "I need to be able to calculate the %, year to date..." Percentage of what? Are you calculating the commissions, or just recording them? "I have row 3, column b3 thru m3" What data is in that row?

    The best way to ask this type of question is to attach your file, although I would remove or change the vets' names for privacy purposes.

    Also, your data organization makes life hard. The optimal organization for this type of data is to have a single sheet with one row for each transaction, which includes the date. Then you don't need a new sheet for each year, and you don't need 12 columns for 12 months. Once you have that, you can use a pivot table to automatically report on the data in every way imaginable.

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