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Below is an example of how the formula would look in sheet NAIC18, in cell
O9 using ms excel.
Notice in the example below NAIC10 is a sheet name, and O9 is a cell in
that sheet, and so on.

=(NAIC10!O9+NAIC12!O9+NAIC14!O9+NAIC16!O9)

I hesitate to join this conversation because I've never tried to link sheets using HSSF, so I don't know how (or if) it works. But... have you tried simply doing the following?

   hssf_formula( row:14:
    '(NAIC10!O9+NAIC12!O9+NAIC14!O9+NAIC16!O9)':Numeric);

I don't know if it'll work, but it's easy enough to stick that line of code into the program you're developing and see if it works.


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