I have a workbook "high risk list" and a workbook " case management stats"
In
the high risk list, I have a sheet called 911 calls. I need to count the
numbers in the cells of the case management sheet. A29 through q29 have
numbers from 1 to 9 that I need added up in the 911 calls sheet.
I actually gave incorrect information. This is what I have:
The sheet I need the infromation from is "case management stats
(combined).xls and I need to count rows c31:q31.
The sheet that I need the info to go to is 'high risk monitoring list.xls
Thanks Again
Bob Umlas said:
=SUM('[case management stats]911'!A29:Q29)
Help with cell function said:
I have a workbook "high risk list" and a workbook " case management stats"
In
the high risk list, I have a sheet called 911 calls. I need to count the
numbers in the cells of the case management sheet. A29 through q29 have
numbers from 1 to 9 that I need added up in the 911 calls sheet.
I forgot something. In the case management workbook, i have a sheet called
september 2009, that is the sheet that has the info I need. Thanks
Bob Umlas said:
=SUM('[case management stats]911'!A29:Q29)
Help with cell function said:
I have a workbook "high risk list" and a workbook " case management stats"
In
the high risk list, I have a sheet called 911 calls. I need to count the
numbers in the cells of the case management sheet. A29 through q29 have
numbers from 1 to 9 that I need added up in the 911 calls sheet.
Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question?
You'll need to choose a username for the site, which only take a couple of moments. After that, you can post your question and our members will help you out.