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Formula required - possibly macro
I have a spreadsheet that has 5 columns
Sheet 1 Col 1 = Identifier (1,2,3,4..etc) Col 2 = Date Col 3 = $$ Col 4 = $$ Col 5 = sum cols 3 & 4. Each row is a new record, approx 2000 records Sheet 2 Is a lookup sheet where the identifier is keyed in and presents the data in sheet 1 for the particular identifier in a "pretty" format. Sheet 2 is also used to update Col 3 & 4 in sheet 1. My question is how can I enter values into cells on sheet 2 that will update the respective record on sheet 1. any help much appreciated. |
Formula required - possibly macro
A lot depends on how you're getting $$ values into columns 3 and 4 on the
first sheet. If those are being typed in manually, you're going to have a tough time doing it because a cell can either contain a value (such as a $$ amount typed in) or it can contain a formula, not both at the same time. You could set up columns 3 and 4 to get their values via VLOOKUP() [or HLOOKUP() as appropriate] from sheet 2, and either always enter those values on Sheet 2 where you have them probably being picked up via VLOOKUP() from sheet 1 now, or add a couple of columns to enter them into those not-pretty-formatted columns and get picked up by sheet 1 to be picked up by sheet 2 again. It sounds a bit as if you want to have 2 'sources' for the data, and really the definition of 'source' implies a single location. Being able to enter 'source' data here or there or elsewhere can get you into an out of control situation pretty quickly. "Ron (Bismark)" wrote: I have a spreadsheet that has 5 columns Sheet 1 Col 1 = Identifier (1,2,3,4..etc) Col 2 = Date Col 3 = $$ Col 4 = $$ Col 5 = sum cols 3 & 4. Each row is a new record, approx 2000 records Sheet 2 Is a lookup sheet where the identifier is keyed in and presents the data in sheet 1 for the particular identifier in a "pretty" format. Sheet 2 is also used to update Col 3 & 4 in sheet 1. My question is how can I enter values into cells on sheet 2 that will update the respective record on sheet 1. any help much appreciated. |
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