Changing the sheet selection in a function?

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I have a summary page that is collecting some lines of data from 340
different worksheets.

Essentially it's a SUMIF for data in every sheet that is then pulled
to a central summary sheet. Rather than retype the different sheet
numbers in every row of the formula - is there a way to automate this?

Thanks!
 
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Thanks Don, I really appreciate the offer - however the data within
this workbook is confidential and cannot be emailed out.

Any chance you have a link to an outline as to how to complete this?
 
To give a solution I would have to create a wb and test. Surely you can do
that much for yourself in creating a dummy info workbook.

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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software
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Thanks Don, I really appreciate the offer - however the data within
this workbook is confidential and cannot be emailed out.

Any chance you have a link to an outline as to how to complete this?
 
Hi Don - That's very true, I can do that.

I did however run into the following formula that should work:

SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("'"&A5:A344&"'!C16:C300"),E4,INDIRECT
("'"&A5:A344&"'!W16:W300")))

For some reason it is coming up with #REF sign, and I'm not sure why.
All the sheet numbers are lined through A5 and A344 of the summary
page.

Any thoughts?
Thanks!
 
This works for a list in col F
'=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT(OFFSET(F1,,,COUNTA(F:F))&"!B1"),"PMI",INDIRECT(OFFSET(F1,,,COUNTA(F:F))&"!A3")))

This works for a range using a defined name of the sheet names
'=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT(ms&"!$j1:j21"),"xx",INDIRECT(ms&"!k1:k21")))
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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software
(e-mail address removed)
Hi Don - That's very true, I can do that.

I did however run into the following formula that should work:

SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("'"&A5:A344&"'!C16:C300"),E4,INDIRECT
("'"&A5:A344&"'!W16:W300")))

For some reason it is coming up with #REF sign, and I'm not sure why.
All the sheet numbers are lined through A5 and A344 of the summary
page.

Any thoughts?
Thanks!
 
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