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Default Word Doc w/2 Excel Sheets - need formula to link them

Hello,
I have a Word Document in which there are 2 separate excel sheets embeded. I
need a formula that will take the dollar sum from one sheet and display it in
the other sheet in the same Word Document.

Can someone help me?
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Default Word Doc w/2 Excel Sheets - need formula to link them

Hi,

I guess you have embedded 2 separate Excel worksheet objects.

If you create a workbook (in Excel itself) that does what you want on two
worksheets the Copy & Paste Special each part (in Word Edit - Paste Special -
Paste link - Microsoft Excel Worksheet Object). Then the two sheets will be
linked.

Regards,

Chris.

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Hello,
I have a Word Document in which there are 2 separate excel sheets embeded. I
need a formula that will take the dollar sum from one sheet and display it in
the other sheet in the same Word Document.

Can someone help me?
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Tab

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