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I know that this is a really dumb question, but i just can't get it to work.
I am trying to perform a simple function and it's been a while so i just can't figure what I'm doing wrong. What I have is a workbook with several sheets that are identical. I have a cell where i enter a name and I need for that name to automatically be entered into the same cell on each of the remaining worksheets. I thought that I could enter =Sheet 1!O6 into the cell that I want to copy to. This is not working. What do I do? |
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try typing
=sheet1!o6 without the space between sheet & 1. |
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If there is a space in the name of the worksheet, then you'll have to enclose
the name in single quotes. For example: ='Sheet 1'!O6 HTH, Elkar "Marshaann_82" wrote: I know that this is a really dumb question, but i just can't get it to work. I am trying to perform a simple function and it's been a while so i just can't figure what I'm doing wrong. What I have is a workbook with several sheets that are identical. I have a cell where i enter a name and I need for that name to automatically be entered into the same cell on each of the remaining worksheets. I thought that I could enter =Sheet 1!O6 into the cell that I want to copy to. This is not working. What do I do? |
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Or just type the equals sign & then click in the cell from which you want to
pick up the data. -- David Biddulph "Elkar" wrote in message ... If there is a space in the name of the worksheet, then you'll have to enclose the name in single quotes. For example: ='Sheet 1'!O6 "Marshaann_82" wrote: I know that this is a really dumb question, but i just can't get it to work. I am trying to perform a simple function and it's been a while so i just can't figure what I'm doing wrong. What I have is a workbook with several sheets that are identical. I have a cell where i enter a name and I need for that name to automatically be entered into the same cell on each of the remaining worksheets. I thought that I could enter =Sheet 1!O6 into the cell that I want to copy to. This is not working. What do I do? |
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Or you could give the cell O6 in Sheet1 a name (by Insert | Name |
Define), eg your_name, and then in the other worksheets all you would need to do is enter: =your_name Hope this helps. Pete David Biddulph wrote: Or just type the equals sign & then click in the cell from which you want to pick up the data. -- David Biddulph "Elkar" wrote in message ... If there is a space in the name of the worksheet, then you'll have to enclose the name in single quotes. For example: ='Sheet 1'!O6 "Marshaann_82" wrote: I know that this is a really dumb question, but i just can't get it to work. I am trying to perform a simple function and it's been a while so i just can't figure what I'm doing wrong. What I have is a workbook with several sheets that are identical. I have a cell where i enter a name and I need for that name to automatically be entered into the same cell on each of the remaining worksheets. I thought that I could enter =Sheet 1!O6 into the cell that I want to copy to. This is not working. What do I do? |
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I tried that too. i knew that it might need to be named, but no luck there
either "Pete_UK" wrote: Or you could give the cell O6 in Sheet1 a name (by Insert | Name | Define), eg your_name, and then in the other worksheets all you would need to do is enter: =your_name Hope this helps. Pete David Biddulph wrote: Or just type the equals sign & then click in the cell from which you want to pick up the data. -- David Biddulph "Elkar" wrote in message ... If there is a space in the name of the worksheet, then you'll have to enclose the name in single quotes. For example: ='Sheet 1'!O6 "Marshaann_82" wrote: I know that this is a really dumb question, but i just can't get it to work. I am trying to perform a simple function and it's been a while so i just can't figure what I'm doing wrong. What I have is a workbook with several sheets that are identical. I have a cell where i enter a name and I need for that name to automatically be entered into the same cell on each of the remaining worksheets. I thought that I could enter =Sheet 1!O6 into the cell that I want to copy to. This is not working. What do I do? |
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I tried this. I thought it would work, but for some reason it isn't. Thanks
all for the advice. I haven't been able to work with that sheet today. I'll try tomorrow to see if i can get it going. "David Biddulph" wrote: Or just type the equals sign & then click in the cell from which you want to pick up the data. -- David Biddulph "Elkar" wrote in message ... If there is a space in the name of the worksheet, then you'll have to enclose the name in single quotes. For example: ='Sheet 1'!O6 "Marshaann_82" wrote: I know that this is a really dumb question, but i just can't get it to work. I am trying to perform a simple function and it's been a while so i just can't figure what I'm doing wrong. What I have is a workbook with several sheets that are identical. I have a cell where i enter a name and I need for that name to automatically be entered into the same cell on each of the remaining worksheets. I thought that I could enter =Sheet 1!O6 into the cell that I want to copy to. This is not working. What do I do? |
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