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I have two identical spreadsheets and when I update the first I want the
second to be updated also. (Step-by-step please, I haven't set up a link before) |
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Are these two sheets in the same workbook, or two separate workbooks?
Pete On Nov 9, 10:05*am, flyfree wrote: I have two identical spreadsheets and when I update the first I want the second to be updated also. (Step-by-step please, I haven't set up a link before) |
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Copy everything you want linked on sheet 1 (I'll assume A1:Z100). Select
sheet 2. Select cell A1, right click, and choose "paste special". Click the "paste link" button. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "flyfree" wrote: I have two identical spreadsheets and when I update the first I want the second to be updated also. (Step-by-step please, I haven't set up a link before) |
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Thank you - you're a star!
"Luke M" wrote: Copy everything you want linked on sheet 1 (I'll assume A1:Z100). Select sheet 2. Select cell A1, right click, and choose "paste special". Click the "paste link" button. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "flyfree" wrote: I have two identical spreadsheets and when I update the first I want the second to be updated also. (Step-by-step please, I haven't set up a link before) |
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