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Creating a Template
I am wanting to create multiple excel files that all contain the same
information however I want them all to be based on a template so when I update the template it pushes out the changes to all of the excel sheets that have been made from it. I guess what I need is a Source worksheet that all of the other sheets reference. So what is the best way to accomplish this. |
Creating a Template
Hi,
templates can't do that. You would need to consider VBA code. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "newguy" wrote: I am wanting to create multiple excel files that all contain the same information however I want them all to be based on a template so when I update the template it pushes out the changes to all of the excel sheets that have been made from it. I guess what I need is a Source worksheet that all of the other sheets reference. So what is the best way to accomplish this. |
Creating a Template
And to be more negative than Shane...
I wouldn't expect to do this at all. If I create a workbook based on your template and save it to my harddrive, you won't be able to push any updates to my file. Heck, I bet you won't even be able to tell where my files that are based on your template are stored. They can be on my harddrive, a CD, a thumbdrive, a network drive ... You may be able to include some code in the template that "phones home" and looks for updates, but man, oh, man, I would expect that to be difficult to accomplish. newguy wrote: I am wanting to create multiple excel files that all contain the same information however I want them all to be based on a template so when I update the template it pushes out the changes to all of the excel sheets that have been made from it. I guess what I need is a Source worksheet that all of the other sheets reference. So what is the best way to accomplish this. -- Dave Peterson |
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