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Creating a log in a workbook
I have a workbook with sheet 1 thru sheet 31, sheets 1 thru 30 are formatted
identical except that there are different values in the cells, ie cell a1 on sheet 1 the value is contractor A, sheet 2 cell a1 the value is contractor B. what i would like to do is have sheet 31 be a log so that i can see at a glance what is on sheet 1 thru sheet 30 cel a1. so i copied cell a1 on sheet 1 and pasted it to sheet 31 and linked the cells, i then filled down but had to change the sheet # in each cell because it picked up sheet 1 all the way down the fill. how can i accomplish this without having to type in every cell. |
Creating a log in a workbook
Barry
Stay with the same thread. Same answer to this post as to your other posts. Use the INDIRECT function. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 5 Jul 2006 09:59:01 -0700, barry wrote: I have a workbook with sheet 1 thru sheet 31, sheets 1 thru 30 are formatted identical except that there are different values in the cells, ie cell a1 on sheet 1 the value is contractor A, sheet 2 cell a1 the value is contractor B. what i would like to do is have sheet 31 be a log so that i can see at a glance what is on sheet 1 thru sheet 30 cel a1. so i copied cell a1 on sheet 1 and pasted it to sheet 31 and linked the cells, i then filled down but had to change the sheet # in each cell because it picked up sheet 1 all the way down the fill. how can i accomplish this without having to type in every cell. |
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