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Is there a way to link multiple cells in Excel 2003 in such a way that if I
change the data in any of the cells, all the rest of the linked cells will change to that value as well? I don't want to just have one cell reference another, I want multiple cells to reference each other so that any one can be changed without breaking the link. I know simply using reference formulas (like =$A$1) will not work as an error about circular reference will appear. Is there a feature like this? Is there some long formula or a macro that could do that? The reason is that I have a big amount of data in an Excel file which is shown in different ways with different additional info in different worksheets of that file. I want to avoid having to change the same cell in all the worksheets involving it. Currently I linked the cells in some of the worksheets to one main one, but sometimes me and other people using the file accidentally change the linked cells in the wrong worksheet, breaking the links. I could probably try some sort of database software designed for this, but will it would take a huge amount of work to make a sufficiently good replacement. |
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