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Discover how to 3D SUM to in Excel to consolidate data from multiple worksheets.

To consolidate data from multiple worksheets in Excel using 3D SUM, begin by navigating to the cell where you want the consolidated result. Then, input the formula "=SUM(" and select the first range of cells from the first worksheet. Next, hold down the Shift key and click on the last worksheet tab to group all the sheets. Now, select the corresponding range from the last worksheet, and close the formula with a closing parenthesis. This method effectively uses 3D references to add values across worksheets, facilitating seamless consolidation of data within Excel.

3D Sum
1) Place cursor in cell B8
2) =SUM('410A:410D'!B8)
3) Drag Fill Handle across.
4) Drag Fill Handle down for every row.

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00:00okay imagine this you need to consolidate data from q1 to q4 from four separate worksheet into
00:05worksheet 410 initially you add the sole quantity from q1 to q4 worksheet and copy paste the formula
00:12across the column and then the rows for large scale spreadsheet this becomes impractical as
00:18the process become more laborious and furthermore the formula becomes more complicated with numerous
00:24worksheet there's a simpler way to do this and here's how you do it you start out by going to
00:28cell b8 here and you're going to say equal sum open parenthesis and you go to q1 select this cell
00:35here and then you hold down your shift key and press q2 q3 and q4 worksheet here and close parenthesis
00:42and hit enter and then apply the same formula right across the column and to every row with this method
00:48the formula is a bit simpler and easy to manage compared to the previous method
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