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It sounds like you could just open both Workbooks, and instead of trying to
copy over the entire Sheet from one Book to another, (which of course would
overwrite the G1:K1 range) , only copy over columns A:F.........this would
not disturb the G:K range at all..........

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3





"Dar" wrote in message
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I posted something like this before, but maybe I wasn't clear in my
explanation.

Let's say I have 2 workbooks (A and B) and workbook A is in directory X

and
workbook B is in directory Y. Sheet 1 of Workbook A has data in cells

A1:F1
and an unlimited number of records. Sheet 1 of Workbook B has the same

data
that's on sheet 1 of Workbook A in it's cells A1:F1 (basically duplicate
info) but sheet 1 of Workbook B also has other data in cells G1:K1.

When a new record is added or if any of the cells gets updated in sheet 1

of
Workbook A, I would like to copy all of sheet 1 of Workbook A (cells

A1:F1)
over into sheet 1 of Workbook B in its cell A1:F1 since both sheets have

the
exact same data in their A1:F1 range. But since sheet 1 of Workbook B has
different data in its G1:K1 cells, I want to leave that alone in the copy
operation.

Can someone please help me on this. I'm new to these features of Excel and
so I am somewhat lost.

Thank you,