I would like to see the ability to merge non-adjacent cells. In essence, I
am talking about tying two or more cells together so that they behave like
the same cell: you would be able to change data in EITHER ONE and it will
automatically show up in the other cell AND vice-versa.
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Hi Doyle,

Even merging two adjacent cells do not operate like that.

The only way you would be able to effect that change quickly
would be with a Change Event macro and would apply to
constants only not to formulas. I did not check as constant in my example.
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/event.htm#change

Option Explicit

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
'to install -- right-click on the sheettab of the sheet to
' be used in and choose 'view code'. Paste this Worksheet
' event macro into the module.
'-- change to Col B changes value in Column G to that of B
'-- change to Col G changes value in Column B to that of G
On Error GoTo ErrHandler
Application.EnableEvents = False
If Target.Column = 2 Then
Cells(Target.row, 7).Value = Target.Value
ElseIf Target.Column = 7 Then
Cells(Target.row, 2).Value = Target.Value
End If
ErrHandler:
Application.EnableEvents = True
End Sub

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"Doyle_D" wrote in message ...
I would like to see the ability to merge non-adjacent cells. In essence, I
am talking about tying two or more cells together so that they behave like
the same cell: you would be able to change data in EITHER ONE and it will
automatically show up in the other cell AND vice-versa.
--
Doyle_D

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"Doyle_D" ha scritto nel messaggio


I would like to see the ability to merge non-adjacent cells. In
essence, I am talking about tying two or more cells together so that
they behave like the same cell: you would be able to change data in
EITHER ONE and it will automatically show up in the other cell AND
vice-versa.

If you want that a cell behave like another cell, you can link them, i.e. if
you want that cell A20 behaves like cell C3, just type in A20 the formula
=C3...

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Hoping to be helpful...

Regards

Franz Verga

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Franz,

Yes, this is exactly what I want, but with one exception: I want it to be
two-way. In other words, I want to be able to change data in A20 and have it
show up in C3 also. The trouble with this simple formula is that if I try
this in A20, it over-types the formula pointed at C3 and destroys the link.
The link I am looking for would be without formulas in the individual cell.

I don't think this functionality exists in Excel at this time. I am
attempting to suggest it, not so much ask how to do it.

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Doyle_D


"Franz Verga" wrote:

"Doyle_D" ha scritto nel messaggio


I would like to see the ability to merge non-adjacent cells. In
essence, I am talking about tying two or more cells together so that
they behave like the same cell: you would be able to change data in
EITHER ONE and it will automatically show up in the other cell AND
vice-versa.

If you want that a cell behave like another cell, you can link them, i.e. if
you want that cell A20 behaves like cell C3, just type in A20 the formula
=C3...

--
Hoping to be helpful...

Regards

Franz Verga

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"Doyle_D" ha scritto nel messaggio



I don't think this functionality exists in Excel at this time. I am
attempting to suggest it, not so much ask how to do it.

Yes, you're right the functionality you are looking for doesn't exist in
Excel, but David McRitchie suggestid a good proxy, IMHO...


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Hoping to be helpful...

Regards

Franz Verga

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