Sorry - I'll try to explain myself in more detail. I have 2 sheets that are
linked and need to add and delete rows over time. The first sheet is where
the data is input and the second sheet has all the formulae. My problem is
that when I insert a new row in the first sheet (and subsequent sheet when
grouped), the formulae from the second sheet is not copied down and therefore
the calculations aren't made for new rows.

I hope this explains my problem a bit better.
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Cheers
Nicole


"RagDyer" wrote:

I don't know if I follow exactly what you're asking.

If you group your sheets and then say click in A2, and drag down to copy the
formula in A2 to the next 5 rows that you just inserted, that same formula
has to be present in all the grouped sheets *before* you do the copying.

What you're doing is copying A2 to A3 thru A7.
If A2 is empty on the grouped sheets, you're copying an *empty* cell A2 to
the other cells.

What you would have to do would be to re-type the formula once, in your
"main" sheet, while the sheets were grouped, in order to populate A2 on all
the grouped sheets, and *then* you could drag down to copy in all the
sheets.

Is that what you were asking?

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RD

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"Nicole" wrote in message
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Thanks Ragdyer. This works for inserting rows, now for my next problem.
Is
there a way to drag down the formulas on the linked sheets so the info
entered into the new rows in parent sheet is carried over to the linked
sheets.

I hope this makes sense.
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Cheers
Nicole


"Ragdyer" wrote:

The accurate name of the procedure is "Group Sheets".

You can select (group) all the sheets in a WB by clicking on the first
tab,
holding <Shift, and then clicking in the last tab.
To group individual sheets, click in your main sheet tab (the one you're
going to work on), hold <Ctrl, and then click in all the other sheet
tabs
that you're going to group.

You'll notice the word "Group" is appended the end of the sheet name in
the
title bar, and all the tabs of the grouped sheets are white, and also,
the
name of the main sheet is in bold.

NOW, everything you do to your main sheet will be duplicated in all the
other grouped sheets.

When you're finished with your revisions, don't forget to "ungroup" the
sheets, or you could really make a mess of your WB.
Click in an "ungrouped" sheet tab, or, right click in a tab and choose
"Ungroup Sheets".
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HTH,

RD


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"Nicole" wrote in message
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Hi,

This is probably a question that has already been asked, but is it
possible
to link one worksheet to another so that when rows are inserted into
the
original sheet, they are automatically inserted in the linked sheet?
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Cheers
Nicole