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I am using Excel97 and want to know how to change links to another worksheet
in the same workbook? For example, I have worksheet OTB DEC and OTB JAN in workbook OTB1. In a separate workbook, I have linked the values from worksheet OTB DEC in column A. In column B I need the same exact cells linked, but from the the worksheet OTB JAN. How can I do this without having to either relink column B or type over "OTB DEC" with "OTB JAN" in every cell? I cannot use change source because they are both from the same workbook, OTB1. |
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Try this sequence with col B selected:
1. Edit Replace "=" with say "zzzz" (convert formulas to textstrings) 2. Edit Replace "OTB DEC" with "OTB JAN" 3. Edit Replace "zzzz" with "=" (re-instate textstrings to formulas) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "amy" wrote: I am using Excel97 and want to know how to change links to another worksheet in the same workbook? For example, I have worksheet OTB DEC and OTB JAN in workbook OTB1. In a separate workbook, I have linked the values from worksheet OTB DEC in column A. In column B I need the same exact cells linked, but from the the worksheet OTB JAN. How can I do this without having to either relink column B or type over "OTB DEC" with "OTB JAN" in every cell? I cannot use change source because they are both from the same workbook, OTB1. |
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I bet that steps 1 and 3 aren't necessary.
Just changing the worksheet name (don't make a typo though!) would work fine. Max wrote: Try this sequence with col B selected: 1. Edit Replace "=" with say "zzzz" (convert formulas to textstrings) 2. Edit Replace "OTB DEC" with "OTB JAN" 3. Edit Replace "zzzz" with "=" (re-instate textstrings to formulas) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "amy" wrote: I am using Excel97 and want to know how to change links to another worksheet in the same workbook? For example, I have worksheet OTB DEC and OTB JAN in workbook OTB1. In a separate workbook, I have linked the values from worksheet OTB DEC in column A. In column B I need the same exact cells linked, but from the the worksheet OTB JAN. How can I do this without having to either relink column B or type over "OTB DEC" with "OTB JAN" in every cell? I cannot use change source because they are both from the same workbook, OTB1. -- Dave Peterson |
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Dave
Perhaps my earlier response should have been: Select col A Edit Replace "=" with say "zzzz" (convert formulas to textstrings) Copy n paste col A to col B Select col B 1. Edit Replace "OTB DEC" with "OTB JAN" 2. Edit Replace "zzzz" with "=" (re-instate textstrings to formulas) Select col A Edit Replace "zzzz" with "=" (re-instate textstrings to formulas) since OP indicated that .. In column B I need the same exact cells linked, but from the the worksheet OTB JAN. which hints that she wants to populate col B using col A -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... I bet that steps 1 and 3 aren't necessary. Just changing the worksheet name (don't make a typo though!) would work fine. |
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Ahhhhh.
I should have read the OP's message <bg. Max wrote: Dave Perhaps my earlier response should have been: Select col A Edit Replace "=" with say "zzzz" (convert formulas to textstrings) Copy n paste col A to col B Select col B 1. Edit Replace "OTB DEC" with "OTB JAN" 2. Edit Replace "zzzz" with "=" (re-instate textstrings to formulas) Select col A Edit Replace "zzzz" with "=" (re-instate textstrings to formulas) since OP indicated that .. In column B I need the same exact cells linked, but from the the worksheet OTB JAN. which hints that she wants to populate col B using col A -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... I bet that steps 1 and 3 aren't necessary. Just changing the worksheet name (don't make a typo though!) would work fine. -- Dave Peterson |
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