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......so my file is updated automatically.
Hi all, :-) Basically the user opens my spreadsheet file, and he/she fill's in relevant info for that individual job. Then at the end he/she saves the file under a different name so that the original is left blank for the next job. I wondering however, if the program can automatically save some pertinent info to the original file regardless of what the user does. For instance, the vehicle mileage might be put in for each job, but I want to automatically save it so that when the original file is opened next time, the saved mileage will be added to whatever the mileage is for the new job, and so on for the following job, and the one after that. Then at the end of the year I can look at the original file and see what the total years mileage was. The sheets are locked so the users cannot mess with the formulas, and I would like to just put this total mileage in as a locked cell so it will never be changed.....but obviously at the end of each job the user will select NOT to save the changes to the original file and will close it down.......so how can I save this single cell's data without the user saving the entire file....can this be done?....maybe some sort of seperate database file that will be automatically updated, and then have the data pulled from automatically each time the blank original job spreadsheet is opened.....am I way off the mark? Thanks for any advice. |
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