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You can use 3D referencing to get this total, so long as the worksheets are adjacent to each other.<br />
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For example, if you have a Summary sheet and three additional sheets whose totals that you want to summarize are all in cell B10 of each individual sheet, you can use the following formula:<br />
=SUM('<i>first sheetname</i>:<i>last sheetname</i>'!B10)<br />
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Of course, you replace <i>first sheetname</i> with the actual name of the first worksheet and likewise for the <i>last sheetname</i>.<br />
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If any of your sheet names have spaces in them, you MUST enclose all sheet references with single quotes (apostrophes).<br />
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See the attached example workbook for additional reference.<br />
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-Glenn<br />
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You can use 3D referencing to get this total, so long as the worksheets are adjacent to each other.

For example, if you have a Summary sheet and three additional sheets whose totals that you want to summarize are all in cell B10 of each individual sheet, you can use the following formula:
=SUM('first sheetname:last sheetname'!B10)

Of course, you replace first sheetname with the actual name of the first worksheet and likewise for the last sheetname.

If any of your sheet names have spaces in them, you MUST enclose all sheet references with single quotes (apostrophes).

See the attached example workbook for additional reference.

-Glenn
EE-3D-referencing.xlsx [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2012/03_w13/564409/EE-3D-referencing.xlsx]

EE-3D-referencing.xlsx

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I would like to summerize several cells from several worksheets. &nbsp;All the cell are in the exact &nbsp;same location. &nbsp;I need the totals for all on the summary page.<br />
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Cheers,<br />
Jody
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I would like to summerize several cells from several worksheets.  All the cell are in the exact  same location.  I need the totals for all on the summary page.

Cheers,
Jody

Summerizing several worksheets

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