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Do you want those ranges to add to the same ranges on sheet A? In other words B6:R8 on sheets B, C and D to B6:R8 on sheet A, etc?
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This is a follow on from <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29135421/How-to-create-an-indirect-reference-to-multiple-named-ranges.html" rel="ugc nofollow">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29135421/How-to-create-an-indirect-reference-to-multiple-named-ranges.html</a><br />
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The solutions to that question summed any/all numbers in the tabs.<br />
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What I need to do is sum only certain pre-defined areas. <br />
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Contra Martin's last posted proposals, I don't want to manually choose the ranges each time, I want the same ranges every time, baked into the code. <br />
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Can you replicate the solution to the above question, but applying the summing to ranges: B6:R8; B9:R14; X6:AR8 and X9:AR14. <br />
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Is it possible to make one named area for all those ranges together? Would this help?
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This is a follow on from https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29135421

The solutions to that question summed any/all numbers in the tabs.

What I need to do is sum only certain pre-defined areas. 

Contra Martin's last posted proposals, I don't want to manually choose the ranges each time, I want the same ranges every time, baked into the code. 

Can you replicate the solution to the above question, but applying the summing to ranges: B6:R8; B9:R14; X6:AR8 and X9:AR14. 

Is it possible to make one named area for all those ranges together? Would this help?

Add specific ranges to macro summing named ranges from multiple tabs

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