selecting multiple sheets

Mars

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I am trying to define multiple sheets as an object that can be used within another calculation.

i started by defining xlWbk:
Set xlWbk = xlApp.ActiveWorkbook

then comes the line I'm having trouble with:
Set xlShtPrem = xlWbk.Sheets(Array("sheet1", "sheet2", "sheet3"))

I then want to use "xlshtprem" in the following formula

dCLEP6 = Sum(xlShtPrem.Cells(lRow, 13))

I'm trying to get the sum of those specific cells on each sheet.

What's wrong with the syntax I'm trying to use?
 

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Do you need code to do this? Is using a formula an option? something like:

=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet3!13:13)
 
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