Troy,

Additionally, you mention one possible solution using
formulae. Would there be another solution available that
achieves the same display but would also allow changes to
the data, which would in turn affect the data on the main
Data sheet?

Regards

Chris

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Worked like a charm.
Many thanks for your time and expertise

Chris
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Chris,

This is one possible way that uses mostly formulas to
accomplish the data
display. I've made an assumption that the same columns
on
worksheet Summary
will be used to display the columns from worksheet Data.
I'm also assuming
the first row of information on Data is in Row11. If
these are not the case,
then the formulas below will need to be changed.

On the worksheet Summary, place the following values in
the cells:
A1: RowOffset
B1: 0

Place the following formula in each cell A11:K30 on
worksheet Summary:
=INDIRECT("Data!"&"R"&ROW()+$B$1+0&"C"&COLUMN()
+0,FALSE)

Then change the value in cell B1 from 0 to 20, to 40, to
60, etc. The values
in cells A11:K30 should change accordingly. You can use
your Next and
Previous commandbuttons to adjust the value of cell B1
up
and down by 20.

If my assumptions about the relative position of the
data
are incorrect,
then you can adjust the INDIRECT formula. Currently, I'm
adding zero to the
Row() and Column() positions with the "+0". Change this
accordingly to
something like: "Row()+10" and "Column()+3"

Troy


"Chris" wrote in
message
.. .
I have a worksheet called 'Data' which contain data in
cols A-K rows 1-2000.
Is it possible to display every 20 rows of this data
in
a
summary worksheet called 'Summary' so when I click a
button called 'previous' or 'next' it displays the
previous or next 20 rows of data.

TIA

Chris


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