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1. I have 10 worksheet
2.All data in column A . 3. I want to pull all data in column A of each individual worksheet to be display in a summary sheet. 4. Means in the summary worksheet : Column A all data is link to Sheet 1 Column A Column B all data is link to Sheet 2 Column A Column C all data is link to Sheet 3 Column A Column D all data is link to Sheet 4 Column A ...... ...... 5. I do not need a Macro or VBA but just simple as Excel formula. ![]() |
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Hi
in your summary sheet in A1 enter Code:
=INDIRECT("Sheet"&COLUMN()&"!A"&ROW())
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