Dash worksheet more manageable by summarizing the data
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Explanation:
You can easily use “=INDIRECT” to create an automatic output sheet where you know the cell references on the source tabs that you want to link to.
How to link cells in Excel
E.g In the example below we want to link the contents of cells B12 and B13 to an output summary.
tip – it is quicker and easier if each source tab has a similar layout so you are linking to the same cells on each of the source tabs.
Excel summary sheet
This must include both the tab names (company names) and the cell references from the other tabs that you want to link across to.
The formula is split into 4 components:
Specify the indirect function
Identify which sheet you want to link to
Add an exclamation mark “!” which identifies that this is a cross sheet formula
Add the reference of the cell that contains the cell reference from the source sheet
In the example the formula would be: =INDIRECT(A2&”!”&B6)
tip – Make sure the formula is copyable by using “$” to lock in the column letter for the company name and the row number for the reference cells: =INDIRECT($A2&”!”&B$6)
{Pivot Table} helps to make the data more manageable by summarizing it and allowing you to manipulate it in different ways.
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