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Default Making a master sheet

No formula can copy the formatting over.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 9 Jul 2007 09:36:06 -0700, Cam1234
wrote:

This solves most of my problems, but if I wanted to be really lazy and copy
the formatting over (such as font size, and text or background color) the =IF
won't do it. Is there any formula that willl solve this problem?

Thanks!

"Max" wrote:

Instead of: =Sheet2!A1
use: =IF(Sheet2!A1="","",Sheet2!A1)
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"Cam1234" wrote:
Hi All,

I have 3 sheets with similar data on each one, divided by location. I want
to make a master sheet (the 4th sheet) that combines all the information on
the first three. I've designed the template already, but I'm having a
problem copying the cells from each individual sheet. I want the master
sheet to automatically display any changes made to any of the original three.
When I use the "=", the master sheet displays a '0' if the cell on the
original sheet is blank. I want an exact copy of what is on the original
sheet; if the cell is blank on the original, I want it blank on the master.
Any ideas?

Thanks!

Cam