IF they are on Sheet1 and Sheet2, then in a cell other than those two you would put a the following formula:
=Sheet1!B8 + Sheet2!B8
So the trick is to use the name of the sheet, followed by an exclamation mark, followed by the cell you want to use. The formula can go on any sheet.
everyone knows that silly u copy and paste
Excel 2003 and earlier are limited to 255 worksheets per workbook. There are usually 3 by default when you start Excel, but you can add more or change the default.
If you have numbers on two worksheets in cells A1:C23, you can use the formula:=SUM(sheet1!A1:sheet1!C23)+SUM(sheet2!A1:sheet2!C23)
Yes, it is very easy to rename, rearrange, add and delete MS Excel worksheets.
you can add too many conditions to a cell or a range of cells in excell
No. That is a feature of Microsoft Word tables, but not Excel. There are specific options for inserting rows and columns in Excel.
Yes. You can add extra worksheets into a workbook. The amount is limited by the memory of your computer. By default, there are always 3 worksheets in a new workbook. It is possible to change the default.
Quote from the web: "According to Microsoft Excel, the number of worksheets in a workbook is "limited only by available memory." Current versions of Excel cannot use more than 1 GB of memory even if more memory is available on the system. (Excel 2007 will use as much memory as the system will give it.) In my experience, even if you could generate a well-formed workbook with 650 sheets, it is unlikely that any Excel user would be able to open it without running into Excel's memory limit. I'm impressed that you could even get to 200 sheets without a problem, honestly. "
In Microsoft Excel, a new workbook will normally have three worksheets.
Open all the worksheets. Start typing = Sum(Name of the 1st sheet:name of the last sheet!Cell name)Detailed explanation: It is handy to have the figures you want to add all in the same cells in each sheet. So if, for example, you had the figures in each sheet in cell c15 and wanted to add all of them from Sheet1 to Sheet6, your formula would be:=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet6!C15)
The default amount is 3 in a new workbook but that can be changed through the options in Excel. You can add new woksheets into a workbook at any time.
To reference other sheets you use the name of the sheet followed by an exclamation mark and then the cell, like:Sheet3!A4So to add cells on different worksheets you could do something like:=Sheet3!A4+Sheet2!A5+Sheet1!C20To add the same cell from several sheets you could do this:=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet9!A12)To add the same range of cells from several sheets you could do this:=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet9!A12:F30)