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I have 2 fairly large reports (that have 10 tabs of data) that I do every
week and would like to know if there is a way that I don't have to re-create these reports each week. Here is what I am currently doing: I export specific information from ACT! into Excel (this information changes from week to week). Then I insert several additional columns throughout so that I can perform various calculation totals. Once this is done I copy/paste the information that I need into my reports. Hers' my question: Is there a way that once I have my Exported data ready to go, that I can have the data necessary to populate automatically over to my reports rather than having to copy/paste while keeping the format (colors, column widths, formulas, etc.) in tact? Any Help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks! Rwilson130 |
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you can have your reports in seperate excel files, then have them refernce
the one file that you update every week, this should populate all your reports automaticaly "RWilson130" wrote: I have 2 fairly large reports (that have 10 tabs of data) that I do every week and would like to know if there is a way that I don't have to re-create these reports each week. Here is what I am currently doing: I export specific information from ACT! into Excel (this information changes from week to week). Then I insert several additional columns throughout so that I can perform various calculation totals. Once this is done I copy/paste the information that I need into my reports. Hers' my question: Is there a way that once I have my Exported data ready to go, that I can have the data necessary to populate automatically over to my reports rather than having to copy/paste while keeping the format (colors, column widths, formulas, etc.) in tact? Any Help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks! Rwilson130 |
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Thank you for your response! Can you tell me how to reference the file?
Thanks! "stabfpo" wrote: you can have your reports in seperate excel files, then have them refernce the one file that you update every week, this should populate all your reports automaticaly "RWilson130" wrote: I have 2 fairly large reports (that have 10 tabs of data) that I do every week and would like to know if there is a way that I don't have to re-create these reports each week. Here is what I am currently doing: I export specific information from ACT! into Excel (this information changes from week to week). Then I insert several additional columns throughout so that I can perform various calculation totals. Once this is done I copy/paste the information that I need into my reports. Hers' my question: Is there a way that once I have my Exported data ready to go, that I can have the data necessary to populate automatically over to my reports rather than having to copy/paste while keeping the format (colors, column widths, formulas, etc.) in tact? Any Help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks! Rwilson130 |
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![]() Użytkownik "RWilson130" napisał w wiadomo¶ci ... Thank you for your response! Can you tell me how to reference the file? You can link/reference *.xls files in this way: file1.xls - name of base file (with ACT! export ) sheet1 - name of worksheet in this file c2 - cell with value you need in report in desired cell in file2.xls (report file) you can type =[file1.xls]sheet1!c2 this works when both *.xls files are in the same computer directory. If not, you should type full path to file1.xls like this: ='c:\my_documents\excel\weekly_ballance\[file1.xls]sheet1'!c2 -- ============================== Janusz Pawlinka |
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