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Track changes across two workbooks
Does anyone know if changes in workbook A can show changes in workbook B if
workbook B references workbook A? For example. Workbook A, cell A1 has Jim. Therefore, workbook B, cell A1 has Jim. If workbook A, cell A1 is changed to James, is there a way to flag the change in workbook B? Reason for the question is our office gets a feeder file that we use and we are trying to flag any changes on our workbook. I appreciate any help. |
Track changes across two workbooks
Changes in one workbook can NOT be highlighted in another workbook unless you
develop and run a macro. Conditional formatting does not work across workbooks/sheets. Of course if the two are linked by a formula then changes in one will reflect in the other but won't be highlighted. "Scott A" wrote: Does anyone know if changes in workbook A can show changes in workbook B if workbook B references workbook A? For example. Workbook A, cell A1 has Jim. Therefore, workbook B, cell A1 has Jim. If workbook A, cell A1 is changed to James, is there a way to flag the change in workbook B? Reason for the question is our office gets a feeder file that we use and we are trying to flag any changes on our workbook. I appreciate any help. |
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