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Linking vs Data Consolidation Help!!
I've looked through the postings and also thru the office assistant and still
not sure how to do this. I believe the closest would be to link (is this the correct term?) say 5 workbooks which are password protected on the public drive into a master workbook which will also be password protected. All 6 workbook has the same 'template', however, since this is for sales tracking, some workbooks may have only 10 rows filled with data and some may have 30 rows filled. I want to be able to: - create one master workbook that will automatically update without having to be opened, with all information from workbook 1-5. - see the updates in the master; I believe there is a way to highlight the changes - is this considered linking or data consolidation - what kind of category will be fall under? 3d, position or category? - where do i even start? - what searches should I be doing with the office assistant to get the detailed 'how to's?' - lastly, when all the data from workbook1-5 is linked to the master workbook, how do I designate which data should come first? ie, I want workbook 1 data in the first rows, followed by data in workbook 2 etc. Given that this is going to be an ongoing quarterly workbook, will the master workbook automatically insert rows to accommodate for the new data, or do I have to leave extra rows? Any assistance will be greatly appreciated! -- SYC |
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