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Number Placing
I have a worksheet with many excel spreadsheets in them. This is what I want
to do. I am looking for a formula that will move a number from one spreadsheet to another. For example, I have spreadsheets A, B, C & D. Numbers that I need in spreadsheet A are in B & C. What formula can I use to accomplish my goal? Thank you. |
Number Placing
Russ wrote:
I have a worksheet with many excel spreadsheets in them. This is what I want to do. I am looking for a formula that will move a number from one spreadsheet to another. For example, I have spreadsheets A, B, C & D. Numbers that I need in spreadsheet A are in B & C. What formula can I use to accomplish my goal? You cannot "move" numbers with a formula, at least not in the literal sense. Instead, you can __refer_to__ (reference) cells. You accomplish this the same way whether the referenced cells are in the same sheet or in another sheet of the same workbook. The syntax for off-sheet references is something like SheetB!C2. But arguably the easiest way to reference a cell, be it in the same sheet or in a different sheet, is simply to move the cursor to that cell while you are writing a formula. For example, in cell A1 on Sheet A, type "=", then click on the Sheet B tab at the bottom of the window, move to cell C2 in Sheet B, then press Enter. That creates the formula =SheetB!C2. Of course, you can create cell references in much more complex formulas as well. That merely demonstrates the basic mechanics. |
Number Placing
Russ,
Can you give an example? What relationship exists to determine the numbers to be moved? VLOOKUP is a likely candidate. "Russ" wrote: I have a worksheet with many excel spreadsheets in them. This is what I want to do. I am looking for a formula that will move a number from one spreadsheet to another. For example, I have spreadsheets A, B, C & D. Numbers that I need in spreadsheet A are in B & C. What formula can I use to accomplish my goal? Thank you. |
Number Placing
I think that did the trick. Thank you very much.
wrote in message ps.com... Russ wrote: I have a worksheet with many excel spreadsheets in them. This is what I want to do. I am looking for a formula that will move a number from one spreadsheet to another. For example, I have spreadsheets A, B, C & D. Numbers that I need in spreadsheet A are in B & C. What formula can I use to accomplish my goal? You cannot "move" numbers with a formula, at least not in the literal sense. Instead, you can __refer_to__ (reference) cells. You accomplish this the same way whether the referenced cells are in the same sheet or in another sheet of the same workbook. The syntax for off-sheet references is something like SheetB!C2. But arguably the easiest way to reference a cell, be it in the same sheet or in a different sheet, is simply to move the cursor to that cell while you are writing a formula. For example, in cell A1 on Sheet A, type "=", then click on the Sheet B tab at the bottom of the window, move to cell C2 in Sheet B, then press Enter. That creates the formula =SheetB!C2. Of course, you can create cell references in much more complex formulas as well. That merely demonstrates the basic mechanics. |
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