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In Sheet1 I have a database and I have created a template with formulas
which pull up information from that database, now I want to keep the database
in Sheet1 and move the template to Sheet2 but I want to link the values in
Sheet1 to the formulas that I have in Sheet2.

Does make sence?
Is it possible?

Thanks
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Hazarding a guess. Try Cut n Paste. Eg Cut out your "template area" in
Sheet1, then paste into Sheet2. Leave it to Excel to adjust the formulas
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"Farias" wrote:
In Sheet1 I have a database and I have created a template with formulas
which pull up information from that database, now I want to keep the database
in Sheet1 and move the template to Sheet2 but I want to link the values in
Sheet1 to the formulas that I have in Sheet2.

Does make sense?
Is it possible?

Thanks

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