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I use Windows XP, Excel 2003 on one computer; and Windows Vista, Excel 2007,
on another one. This question refers to both operating systems and Excel versions. I maintain detailed Excel spreadsheets that contain cumulative information to which daily data are posted (referred to as Report A). Report A data are linked to another spreadsheet (Report B) that reports only the most recent daily data. Each day, I have to manually update the references on Report B so the data for that day from Report A can post. This is tedious and time consuming. I have searched for solutions to my problem, but with no success. Is there any way I can have the references on Report B automatically increment each day to preclude my manually having to do it? |
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A lot depends on how you've got things structured, but a place to start might
be to look at using the TODAY() function to help determine what date Report B should be looking for, and tie that into Report A using either INDIRECT or MATCH (again, depends on layout of your reports) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Joseph Wechselberger" wrote: I use Windows XP, Excel 2003 on one computer; and Windows Vista, Excel 2007, on another one. This question refers to both operating systems and Excel versions. I maintain detailed Excel spreadsheets that contain cumulative information to which daily data are posted (referred to as Report A). Report A data are linked to another spreadsheet (Report B) that reports only the most recent daily data. Each day, I have to manually update the references on Report B so the data for that day from Report A can post. This is tedious and time consuming. I have searched for solutions to my problem, but with no success. Is there any way I can have the references on Report B automatically increment each day to preclude my manually having to do it? |
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Luke M,
Thanks for the tip. I will give this a try. Joe W. "Luke M" wrote: A lot depends on how you've got things structured, but a place to start might be to look at using the TODAY() function to help determine what date Report B should be looking for, and tie that into Report A using either INDIRECT or MATCH (again, depends on layout of your reports) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Joseph Wechselberger" wrote: I use Windows XP, Excel 2003 on one computer; and Windows Vista, Excel 2007, on another one. This question refers to both operating systems and Excel versions. I maintain detailed Excel spreadsheets that contain cumulative information to which daily data are posted (referred to as Report A). Report A data are linked to another spreadsheet (Report B) that reports only the most recent daily data. Each day, I have to manually update the references on Report B so the data for that day from Report A can post. This is tedious and time consuming. I have searched for solutions to my problem, but with no success. Is there any way I can have the references on Report B automatically increment each day to preclude my manually having to do it? |
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