Theoretically speaking, =sum(AZ28, BA26, W26, X26) should work, unless, of course, the output of the formulas populating those cells isn't delivering numeric values.
So I need to collect data from about 200 different sheets. The sheets all have different names. I need to sum the Data within cells AZ28, BA26, W26 and X26 in each one of those sheets.
INDIRECT("'" & $E19 & "'!" & P$2) - this is the formula i am using when i need to just get the data for cell AZ28.
Cell E19 is where the sheet name is and N2 is where i placed AZ28
I just want to make sure I understand exactly what you're trying to do.
Do you want a list of totals per sheet? i.e.
Sheet 1 - Total
Sheet 2 - Total
Sheet 3 - Total
Or do you want something else?
If it's the above, and you're going to set it up once and use it repeatedly, I'd invest the energy in creating the formulas properly so as to cut down on the long term potential issue with using hundreds of INDIRECT formulas.
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