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I produce invoices for piano students in excel and so have 40 or so
worksheets per file. I invoice per term and sometimes need to put on additional info. what i want to know is how do i say change the term dates on the first worksheet and have said dates be copied to all other worksheets without opening worksheets and pasting 40 odd times? |
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If the cells that get changed are the same (all A1 or all X99), then you can
group the sheets. Select the first sheet and ctrl-click on subsequent (or rightclick on any tab and choose Select All) Then the changes you make to a cell on any of those grouped sheets is changed on the other sheets in the group. You'll want to ungroup when you're done--it can be dangerous. Remember to look at the title bar. You'll see [Group] to remind you that some sheets are grouped. pat in chard wrote: I produce invoices for piano students in excel and so have 40 or so worksheets per file. I invoice per term and sometimes need to put on additional info. what i want to know is how do i say change the term dates on the first worksheet and have said dates be copied to all other worksheets without opening worksheets and pasting 40 odd times? -- Dave Peterson |
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