Rollup calculation (average of same cell# in 10 worksheets)

Shearman

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Hello. I am working on 10 production worksheets in one workbook for my team members (the worksheets I need to average are Rep 1 through Rep 10). I am trying to calculate a team rollup page, and forgot the formula that refers to the other worksheets. For example, I need to calculate the average of cell b6 for all ten reps (Rep 1 through Rep 10). Can anyone help me out here? Thanks a bunch!!
 

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=AVERAGE(Sheet1:Sheet10!B6)

This requires more discipline than your everyday formula. The 10 sheets must be consecutive - or rather, contiguous - and bounded by the two named in the formula. If any sheets are ever inserted or deleted within there, beware. If more are added outside the existing boundary, beware.
 
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