No. You are mixing VBA with Worksheet formulas.
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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy
"Scott" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Thanks Tom. Could I use this Sheets(Sheets.Count).Name To determine
> the
> last sheet name? Would it then look like
>
> =Sum(First:Sheets(Sheets.Count).Name!A1)+5
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> "Tom Ogilvy" wrote:
>
>> why not make five sheets
>> adding a sheet named first and a sheet named last (leave these blank).
>>
>> then put the sheets to be summed between the first and last sheets in the
>> tab order. So the tabs would look like
>> First
>> Sheet1
>> Sheet2
>> Last
>> Summary
>>
>> then in A1 of the summary sheet put
>> =Sum(First:Last!A1)+5
>>
>> then drag fill down 10 and across 15
>>
>> Now whenever you add a sheet, put it somewhere between first and last and
>> it
>> will be included in the sum.
>>
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>> Rgards,
>> Tom Ogilvy
>>
>>
>> "Scott" wrote:
>>
>> > I have a workbook with 2 worksheets. Each cell (10 rows by 25 columns
>> > worth)
>> > in the last worksheet adds the value from the corresponding cell in the
>> > first
>> > worksheet to a constant number (e.g. sheetlast.cell(A1) =
>> > sheet1.cell(A1)+5).
>> > I have created a maco to make a copy of the first worksheet for a
>> > total of
>> > 3 worksheets. I want to add to the macro to update the formulas in the
>> > last
>> > worksheet to look something like this
>> > sheetlast.cell(A1) = sheet1.cell(A1)+sheet2.cell(A1) + 5.
>> > Anyone ideas how to do?
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