Hello Shekhar,
If I am following correctly, you can use SUMPRODUCT with SUMIF/INDIRECT
Enter the sheet names in D1:D10 (or how many you have. Do not include empty
cells in the range) of the summary sheet. then use
=SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("'"&$D$1:$D$10&"'!A:A"),A1,INDIRECT("'"&$D$1:$D$10&"'!B:B")))
Regards,
Haseeb A
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