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update data in workbooks through formula
I need to know if it is possible to copy data that I have stored in one
workbook, to another workbook, and update it in this other one every time values or text change in a first one, just like I do it in single workbook between sheets in formula bar. Thanks |
update data in workbooks through formula
Sure, the files would then be linked. Instead of =Sheet2!A1, your formula
would look like =[Book2.xls]Sheet2!A1. If you make changes in Book2, when you open the file with this link in it, you'll get a prompt advising that your workbook contains links and asking whether you want to update the data. If you answer Yes, the links will be refreshed. "umba-sr" wrote: I need to know if it is possible to copy data that I have stored in one workbook, to another workbook, and update it in this other one every time values or text change in a first one, just like I do it in single workbook between sheets in formula bar. Thanks |
update data in workbooks through formula
Hi,
sorry to add more question, but your answer is getting close to my problem, I hope you can give me some advice.. What if I have file Book3.xls which linked to Book2.xls , and then I made changes in Book1.xls. Can I get the updated data when I open Book3.xls without having to open Book2 ? Is it possible for Excel to update its data without opening the "connection" file as stored in Book2.xls? Thank you so much for everything.. "bpeltzer" wrote: Sure, the files would then be linked. Instead of =Sheet2!A1, your formula would look like =[Book2.xls]Sheet2!A1. If you make changes in Book2, when you open the file with this link in it, you'll get a prompt advising that your workbook contains links and asking whether you want to update the data. If you answer Yes, the links will be refreshed. "umba-sr" wrote: I need to know if it is possible to copy data that I have stored in one workbook, to another workbook, and update it in this other one every time values or text change in a first one, just like I do it in single workbook between sheets in formula bar. Thanks |
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