If you do not like typing formulas, use Method #2. If you'd rather write code than click and jump between worksheets, use Method #1. We show two different ways of creating the sum link formula. ![]() As each store sells a different mix of products, Item #400 resides in different cells in their worksheets. We are writing the formula to sum the "Units" sold for Item #400. In our example, we have a Totals worksheet and 3 city sheets. A cell from a different worksheet is referenced: SheetName ! CellReference. As a review, the worksheet that brings in data from other sheets is the destination worksheet and the sheets that provide the data are the source worksheets. If new to linking data in Excel, see our overview tutorial. ![]() Read our disclosure policy to learn more. ○ This tutorial contains affiliate links.
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