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I want to get data out of an old spreadsheet. Each month I have to rank the
sales performance of our territories. I rank them for four different criteria which is easy enough, but then I need to compare this month's ranking with last month's. Currently I am going back to the previous month's spreadsheet and finding the old ranking for each territory and copying it over to my new spreadsheet one by one which is quite tedious. I am hoping to find a way of automatically pulling that data out of the old spreadsheet, any suggestions? |
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Hi,
You can import the date from old workbook to the new one (Data - Import). Or just type = in the cell and then select the value you want to use from another workbook. -- Best regards, Peter JauĆĄovec http://blog.jausovec.net http://office.jausovec.net "CrazyJ" wrote: I want to get data out of an old spreadsheet. Each month I have to rank the sales performance of our territories. I rank them for four different criteria which is easy enough, but then I need to compare this month's ranking with last month's. Currently I am going back to the previous month's spreadsheet and finding the old ranking for each territory and copying it over to my new spreadsheet one by one which is quite tedious. I am hoping to find a way of automatically pulling that data out of the old spreadsheet, any suggestions? |
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![]() CrazyJ Wrote: I want to get data out of an old spreadsheet. Each month I have to rank the sales performance of our territories. I rank them for four different criteria which is easy enough, but then I need to compare this month's ranking with last month's. Currently I am going back to the previous month's spreadsheet and finding the old ranking for each territory and copying it over to my new spreadsheet one by one which is quite tedious. I am hoping to find a way of automatically pulling that data out of the old spreadsheet, any suggestions? Hi CrazyJ Try using links, with both spreadseets open, click in a cell on the new month spreadsheet where you want the previous months ranking, type =, go to the previous months workbook and click on the cell containing the relevant ranking and hit Enter -- Paul Sheppard ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Paul Sheppard's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=24783 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=483949 |
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