I am trying to link two documents.

In essence i have one document which will be updated regularly with
information. I need to have a second document identical to the first (i.e.
linked with = formulae), so as a user imputs information to spreadsheet A, it
update the information in spreadsheet B automatically.

The only way I can figure out to do this is individually clicking on
destination cell, entering = , and then clicking on destination cell.

Surely there is a way to do the whole document???

Any help is very gratefully accepted.

Thanks

If the documents are identical in layout, you can do as you suggested in
your post for one cell, the copy that to the rest of the sheet.

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I am trying to link two documents.

In essence i have one document which will be updated regularly with
information. I need to have a second document identical to the first (i.e.
linked with = formulae), so as a user imputs information to spreadsheet A,
it
update the information in spreadsheet B automatically.

The only way I can figure out to do this is individually clicking on
destination cell, entering = , and then clicking on destination cell.

Surely there is a way to do the whole document???

Any help is very gratefully accepted.

Thanks

Thanks.

I have tried this. If i enter (=source cell) then this will duplicate cell
in destination sheet, but when I copy and paste that cell it just duplicates
that cell on the whole workbook.


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7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18

For example - If i enter formula to copy a1 on source (1(above)) then it
will duplicate this in a1 on the destination. However when I copy and paste
this i have a document full of 1's, rather than all the different values.
Does that make sense?

"Ian" wrote:

If the documents are identical in layout, you can do as you suggested in
your post for one cell, the copy that to the rest of the sheet.

--
Ian
--
"One Desperate Employee!" <One Desperate
wrote in message
...
I am trying to link two documents.

In essence i have one document which will be updated regularly with
information. I need to have a second document identical to the first (i.e.
linked with = formulae), so as a user imputs information to spreadsheet A,
it
update the information in spreadsheet B automatically.

The only way I can figure out to do this is individually clicking on
destination cell, entering = , and then clicking on destination cell.

Surely there is a way to do the whole document???

Any help is very gratefully accepted.

Thanks

Assuming your source sheet is Sheet1, A1 on your destination sheet should
read =Sheet1!A1. Copying this to B1 will return =Sheet1!B1 etc.

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Ian
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"One Desperate Employee!"
wrote in message ...
Thanks.

I have tried this. If i enter (=source cell) then this will duplicate cell
in destination sheet, but when I copy and paste that cell it just
duplicates
that cell on the whole workbook.


1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18

For example - If i enter formula to copy a1 on source (1(above)) then it
will duplicate this in a1 on the destination. However when I copy and
paste
this i have a document full of 1's, rather than all the different values.
Does that make sense?

"Ian" wrote:

If the documents are identical in layout, you can do as you suggested in
your post for one cell, the copy that to the rest of the sheet.

--
Ian
--
"One Desperate Employee!" <One Desperate
wrote in message
...
I am trying to link two documents.

In essence i have one document which will be updated regularly with
information. I need to have a second document identical to the first
(i.e.
linked with = formulae), so as a user imputs information to spreadsheet
A,
it
update the information in spreadsheet B automatically.

The only way I can figure out to do this is individually clicking on
destination cell, entering = , and then clicking on destination cell.

Surely there is a way to do the whole document???

Any help is very gratefully accepted.

Thanks

That is correct. I've just figured it out from your post. For some reason my
destination sheet was reading =sheet1!$A$1. Not sure why. Any ideas??

Anyway after reading your post and taking out the $ signs it works perfectly.

Thank you for your help - you are a superstar!!!



"Ian" wrote:

Assuming your source sheet is Sheet1, A1 on your destination sheet should
read =Sheet1!A1. Copying this to B1 will return =Sheet1!B1 etc.

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Ian
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"One Desperate Employee!"
wrote in message ...
Thanks.

I have tried this. If i enter (=source cell) then this will duplicate cell
in destination sheet, but when I copy and paste that cell it just
duplicates
that cell on the whole workbook.


1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18

For example - If i enter formula to copy a1 on source (1(above)) then it
will duplicate this in a1 on the destination. However when I copy and
paste
this i have a document full of 1's, rather than all the different values.
Does that make sense?

"Ian" wrote:

If the documents are identical in layout, you can do as you suggested in
your post for one cell, the copy that to the rest of the sheet.

--
Ian
--
"One Desperate Employee!" <One Desperate
wrote in message
...
I am trying to link two documents.

In essence i have one document which will be updated regularly with
information. I need to have a second document identical to the first
(i.e.
linked with = formulae), so as a user imputs information to spreadsheet
A,
it
update the information in spreadsheet B automatically.

The only way I can figure out to do this is individually clicking on
destination cell, entering = , and then clicking on destination cell.

Surely there is a way to do the whole document???

Any help is very gratefully accepted.

Thanks

Are your sheets in different workbooks? I notice that copying from a
different book gives eg =[Book2]Sheet1!$A$1 but copying from another sheet
in the same book gives =Sheet2!A1

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Ian
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"One Desperate Employee!" <One Desperate
wrote in message
...
That is correct. I've just figured it out from your post. For some reason
my
destination sheet was reading =sheet1!$A$1. Not sure why. Any ideas??

Anyway after reading your post and taking out the $ signs it works
perfectly.

Thank you for your help - you are a superstar!!!



"Ian" wrote:

Assuming your source sheet is Sheet1, A1 on your destination sheet should
read =Sheet1!A1. Copying this to B1 will return =Sheet1!B1 etc.

--
Ian
--
"One Desperate Employee!"

wrote in message
...
Thanks.

I have tried this. If i enter (=source cell) then this will duplicate
cell
in destination sheet, but when I copy and paste that cell it just
duplicates
that cell on the whole workbook.


1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18

For example - If i enter formula to copy a1 on source (1(above)) then
it
will duplicate this in a1 on the destination. However when I copy and
paste
this i have a document full of 1's, rather than all the different
values.
Does that make sense?

"Ian" wrote:

If the documents are identical in layout, you can do as you suggested
in
your post for one cell, the copy that to the rest of the sheet.

--
Ian
--
"One Desperate Employee!" <One Desperate
wrote in message
...
I am trying to link two documents.

In essence i have one document which will be updated regularly with
information. I need to have a second document identical to the first
(i.e.
linked with = formulae), so as a user imputs information to
spreadsheet
A,
it
update the information in spreadsheet B automatically.

The only way I can figure out to do this is individually clicking on
destination cell, entering = , and then clicking on destination
cell.

Surely there is a way to do the whole document???

Any help is very gratefully accepted.

Thanks