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How do I make worksheet2 = to worksheet1?
Suppose I have 10 columns of data in worksheet1. I need worksheet2 to display
columns A, B, and C from worksheet1. How do I do this if worksheet1 is not static (i.e. rows are constantly deleted and added in worksheet1)? Is there any way I can do this without maintaining/updating worksheet2? I've tried to put "=Sheet1!A1" in cell A1 of worksheet2 but it doesn't work when I insert a new row into worksheet1. It automatically changes the formula to "=Sheet1!A2". Thanks in advance. |
How do I make worksheet2 = to worksheet1?
In A1 of Sheet2 enter:
=INDIRECT("Sheet1!A" & ROW()) and copy down Similar for other cols. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200823 "otulp78" wrote: Suppose I have 10 columns of data in worksheet1. I need worksheet2 to display columns A, B, and C from worksheet1. How do I do this if worksheet1 is not static (i.e. rows are constantly deleted and added in worksheet1)? Is there any way I can do this without maintaining/updating worksheet2? I've tried to put "=Sheet1!A1" in cell A1 of worksheet2 but it doesn't work when I insert a new row into worksheet1. It automatically changes the formula to "=Sheet1!A2". Thanks in advance. |
How do I make worksheet2 = to worksheet1?
Since you have multiple contiguous cols to link, eg from Sheet1's cols A to
C, here's one way for easier formula propagation In Sheet2, you could place this in any starting cell, say, in B2: =OFFSET(INDIRECT("'Sheet1'!A1"),ROWS($1:1)-1,COLUMNS($A:A)-1) Copy B2 across/fill down as far as required to cover the max expected source range. The above will return the required links to Sheet1's cols A to C which will survive row/col insertions and deletions. Adapt the "text" anchor point: 'Sheet1'!A1 within the INDIRECT to suit the top left corner cell ref in the source sheet -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:22,000 Files:370 Subscribers:66 xdemechanik --- "otulp78" wrote: Suppose I have 10 columns of data in worksheet1. I need worksheet2 to display columns A, B, and C from worksheet1. How do I do this if worksheet1 is not static (i.e. rows are constantly deleted and added in worksheet1)? Is there any way I can do this without maintaining/updating worksheet2? I've tried to put "=Sheet1!A1" in cell A1 of worksheet2 but it doesn't work when I insert a new row into worksheet1. It automatically changes the formula to "=Sheet1!A2". Thanks in advance. |
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