She could manually enter =sum(and hold control key down select the total
ells) --- cumbersome but will work
: Hi Kim,
: Different interpretation. But it sounds like all your detail values
: and SUMs are in one column (in one sheet). There is no way to add up
: only detail constants or only the SUM formulas directly in Excel. SUBTOTAL
: is builtin and will not be added in as you know because you mentioned
: it. So without conversion You would simply total the entire column
: and divide by two.
:
:
: > Hi
: > try a formula like
: > =SUM('sheet1:sheet30'!A10)
: > if A10 is the summary cell on each of your sheets
: >
: > --
: > Regards
: > Frank Kabel
: > Frankfurt, Germany
: >
: > Newsbeitrag : > > I have an Excel file with 30 years worth of detail figures with
: > "sums"
: > > at the end of each year. How do I add up all the "sum" totals to get
: > a
: > > Grand Total for the entire 30 years without changing all the "sums"
: > to
: > > "subtotals".
: > >
: > >
: > > ---
: > > Message posted
: > >
: >
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