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can you do a bi-directional link in excel
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Excel is a pull application. You can use formulas to retrieve a value from
another cell, but you can't use a formula to push a value to another cell. There are some macro workarounds that will allow you to update multiple cells, but I find it safer to put the data in one spot and use formulas to grab that value. Mahmoud Hamed wrote: -- Dave Peterson |
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