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Hi Erin
Are you trying to create a new invoice? If so, create a template with the required info, excluding the invoice number, and save it as an .xlt. To generate the invoice number, you will ideally use a macro, to generate a new number every time you open the .xlt file, or everytime you wnat to save the ..xlt as a .xls. hth "Erin Kinsella" wrote: I have a excel workbook with several worksheets. I am wondering if there is a formula that I can put on a new worksheet that will allow certain information that I put on another worksheet to automatically transfer to the new worksheet. For example, on my worksheet is vendor id, phone, website and then on the next row is invoice date, invoice #, description and cost. I want a formula or something that will automatically transfer that data when I enter it to a new worksheet. Is this possible? -- Erin Kinsella |
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