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Default A Mirror Copy of a Sheet with Different Outlook


Hello Group!

Let me describe my problem briefly...

For Instance, I select a cell sheet1!A1 and another sheet2!B5... If I
put anything in sheet2!B5, it will automatically update sheet1!A1 and
if I put sheet1!A1 then I will update sheet2!B5...
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Theme:_

I've a sheet and it has an outlook all the calculations are done
there... and I have another sheet which has almost the same values with
a different outlook.

So if I update any values of any of the sheet it will update the other
sheet. Though It is has total different look. And the links in sheet1
and sheet2 are random... i.e. sheet1!A5 - sheet2!B3; sheet1!C6 -
sheet2!A10 goes on...

The main thing is, all I want is
*_A_Mirror_Copy_of_a_Sheet_with_Different_Outlook_ *

THANKS IN ADVANCE


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