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![]() Hi Hi! I need some rookie help! My situation: I run a youth group, and need to keep track of several hundred kids. I know Access is the solution to all my problems, but as an interim solution am trying to figure out a way to do it in excel. I have one workspace with several sheets. sheet 1 - list of all participants and their contact information sheet 2 - copy of all 3rd graders contacts sheet 3 - copy of all 4th graders contacts etc... Goal: I need, while maintain full usability of the first "control" sheet (sorting, adding new enteries, updating existing etc..), to have excel to keep track of the data divided by age groups (one of the parameters on the first sheet) I tried to use the = sign in the formula field and suggest that row 1 in sheet 2 = row 3 in sheet 1 for example. That didn't work because the moment I sort the first list differently, the relationship is maintained with that specific row, and not the specific record. Help please!! ![]() ![]() -- tapuza ------------------------------------------------------------------------ tapuza's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=29864 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=495693 |
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