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I've created a logsheet for employees that calculates the hours and
pay. The supervisor would like to know if it's possible that her spreadsheet would be able to load all the total pays of her subordinates and show the result without copying and pasting. Currently the total is located in one cell of the spreadsheet. I wonder if I can create a macro that reads the number of one specific cell of all the files in one folder and use the file names as the employee names? Thanks for any pointer, cpliu |
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I think I'd just dedicate a worksheet in the supy's workbook that has formulas
that retrieve the value from each of the workbooks. If the workbooks don't change location (or names), it would work ok. I'd build the formulas by opening an employee's workbook then select the cell with the value you want edit|copy Back to the supy's worksheet edit|paste special|paste link Close that employee's workbook and you'll see the formula now includes the path to the workbook. Repeat for the other employees. cpliu wrote: I've created a logsheet for employees that calculates the hours and pay. The supervisor would like to know if it's possible that her spreadsheet would be able to load all the total pays of her subordinates and show the result without copying and pasting. Currently the total is located in one cell of the spreadsheet. I wonder if I can create a macro that reads the number of one specific cell of all the files in one folder and use the file names as the employee names? Thanks for any pointer, cpliu -- Dave Peterson |
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