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Default Create address database

I have designed a template for cost sheets, quotations, orders etc that is
all linked in one file.

One tab in the file contains the clients address.

Every time I do a new quotation this must be filled in. the file is then
'saved as...' something rather than overwrite my template.

Is there a way to create a seperate file that would automatically add this
address to build up a database?

Please Note I have no idea how to use macro etc. I just use formulae.

Eg.
Adress Tab:

A B C D E

16 For the attention of:- (cell is merged horizontally)
17 Ste Jones
18 1 Wood Street
19 Durham
20 County Durham
21 DH1 1AA


This must then add on to a database in the same fashion. Next time I do a
quote the next clients address is inserted below this one, with maybe a line
to seperate them.

I would appreciate any help.

Regards,

Jonathan
 
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