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I have the first page of my workbook as my summary page. I then have 50
other worksheets that have individual data on them. How do I create a template (if you can) for the worksheets to tie their data into the main summary page. For example: I want to publish the following example data from each of the worksheets to the summary page: Project # Project Name Contract Amount Location |
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How is your data in other sheets layout look like?
-- Hope this help Please click the Yes button below if this post have helped in your needs Thank You cheers, francis "MKSG_puzzled" wrote: I have the first page of my workbook as my summary page. I then have 50 other worksheets that have individual data on them. How do I create a template (if you can) for the worksheets to tie their data into the main summary page. For example: I want to publish the following example data from each of the worksheets to the summary page: Project # Project Name Contract Amount Location |
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I am creating this master workbook now. They can look anyway I want them to.
This is why I am asking the questions so that I can set it up correctly. "Francis" wrote: How is your data in other sheets layout look like? -- Hope this help Please click the Yes button below if this post have helped in your needs Thank You cheers, francis "MKSG_puzzled" wrote: I have the first page of my workbook as my summary page. I then have 50 other worksheets that have individual data on them. How do I create a template (if you can) for the worksheets to tie their data into the main summary page. For example: I want to publish the following example data from each of the worksheets to the summary page: Project # Project Name Contract Amount Location |
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I am creating this from Scratch so I can make the summary page and all the
worksheets look anyway I want them to - that is why I am asking the question so that as I am creating this document, I set it up correctly at the beginning to have all the data summarized properly. "MKSG_puzzled" wrote: I have the first page of my workbook as my summary page. I then have 50 other worksheets that have individual data on them. How do I create a template (if you can) for the worksheets to tie their data into the main summary page. For example: I want to publish the following example data from each of the worksheets to the summary page: Project # Project Name Contract Amount Location |
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I don't know the details of your data, but I bet it would be much simpler if all
the raw data was on a single sheet. Add an indicator field (essentially an indicator that would have told you what sheet that data would be on) to each row. And one logical record per row--don't split your logical data over multiple rows. Then you'll be able to make charts, use autofilter, sort the data, and even create pivottables. Spreading the raw data over 50 different sheets sounds very bad to me. If the data won't fit on a single sheet, then maybe excel isn't the application you should be using--maybe a real database program would be a better suit (Access????). MKSG_puzzled wrote: I have the first page of my workbook as my summary page. I then have 50 other worksheets that have individual data on them. How do I create a template (if you can) for the worksheets to tie their data into the main summary page. For example: I want to publish the following example data from each of the worksheets to the summary page: Project # Project Name Contract Amount Location -- Dave Peterson |
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The individual worksheets for each project are going to contain more
information than what is on the summary sheet...each project manager will have to update their information. The summary sheet is for the Director who will look at the main points but will then have the capability to go to the individual worksheets for additional information as needed. Is this not a possibilitiy? "Dave Peterson" wrote: I don't know the details of your data, but I bet it would be much simpler if all the raw data was on a single sheet. Add an indicator field (essentially an indicator that would have told you what sheet that data would be on) to each row. And one logical record per row--don't split your logical data over multiple rows. Then you'll be able to make charts, use autofilter, sort the data, and even create pivottables. Spreading the raw data over 50 different sheets sounds very bad to me. If the data won't fit on a single sheet, then maybe excel isn't the application you should be using--maybe a real database program would be a better suit (Access????). MKSG_puzzled wrote: I have the first page of my workbook as my summary page. I then have 50 other worksheets that have individual data on them. How do I create a template (if you can) for the worksheets to tie their data into the main summary page. For example: I want to publish the following example data from each of the worksheets to the summary page: Project # Project Name Contract Amount Location -- Dave Peterson . |
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The summary sheet could be as simple or as complex as you want--it shouldn't
have any impact on what the detail sheet(s) would hold. But sure, you can do it. But I think it adds a lot of complexity to the workbook. I still think that putting the data in one sheet--even if you have to recreate the giant data worksheet each time you get input from the managers would be a first step. Well, that's the way I'd approach it. MKSG_puzzled wrote: The individual worksheets for each project are going to contain more information than what is on the summary sheet...each project manager will have to update their information. The summary sheet is for the Director who will look at the main points but will then have the capability to go to the individual worksheets for additional information as needed. Is this not a possibilitiy? "Dave Peterson" wrote: I don't know the details of your data, but I bet it would be much simpler if all the raw data was on a single sheet. Add an indicator field (essentially an indicator that would have told you what sheet that data would be on) to each row. And one logical record per row--don't split your logical data over multiple rows. Then you'll be able to make charts, use autofilter, sort the data, and even create pivottables. Spreading the raw data over 50 different sheets sounds very bad to me. If the data won't fit on a single sheet, then maybe excel isn't the application you should be using--maybe a real database program would be a better suit (Access????). MKSG_puzzled wrote: I have the first page of my workbook as my summary page. I then have 50 other worksheets that have individual data on them. How do I create a template (if you can) for the worksheets to tie their data into the main summary page. For example: I want to publish the following example data from each of the worksheets to the summary page: Project # Project Name Contract Amount Location -- Dave Peterson . -- Dave Peterson |
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