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How to update data between different sheets in a workbook?
Due to our product differing so greatly with each enquiry/order we have
developed a workbook which creates a new sheet with each enquiry(approx 200 per month) Each sheet reads the customer data base info(another spreadsheet) and holds the quote, jobsheet and d/note info which operate off macro's(I am self taught so be gentle). We have recently included a data sheet at the end of the workbook which stores the info from each sheet in table form. How can I get the info from a previously created sheet to uopdate info, relating to that sheet, if it changes bearing in mind that each time a new sheet is created in inserts a line in the data sheet so the data is always moving? |
How to update data between different sheets in a workbook?
I think from your desription the summary sheet should contain formulas to the
other sheets such as in summary sheet cell A2 =Sheet1!B22 The lformulas will always remain the same since your new data is in a new row. then if you change data in any sheet the summary sheet will also change. You will need to make some slight modifications to your old code that copied the data to the summary sheet, and instead put in formulas. Instead of sheets("Summary).Range("A1") = sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1") use this sheets("Summary).Range("A1").formula = "=Sheet1!A1" "Stuart H" wrote: Due to our product differing so greatly with each enquiry/order we have developed a workbook which creates a new sheet with each enquiry(approx 200 per month) Each sheet reads the customer data base info(another spreadsheet) and holds the quote, jobsheet and d/note info which operate off macro's(I am self taught so be gentle). We have recently included a data sheet at the end of the workbook which stores the info from each sheet in table form. How can I get the info from a previously created sheet to uopdate info, relating to that sheet, if it changes bearing in mind that each time a new sheet is created in inserts a line in the data sheet so the data is always moving? |
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