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Links between workbooks
I am trying to link several workbooks together to a master one. There are
some 20 links in each worksheet with several worksheets in a workbook. I know you can copy links between worksheets - but I have been unable to work out how to do it between workbooks. If I copy the cell (see below) to another cell the cell name does not change - it remains at C$9 does not change to C$10 - this would normally happen in worksheet to worksheet. There must be a simple way instead of doing every link manually. =SUM('[ISF One.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Two.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Three.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Four.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Five.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Six.xls]Week1'!$C$9) -- Geoffrey |
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You're cell references ($C$9) are *absolute*!
Change them to relative ... (C9). -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "British1942" wrote in message ... I am trying to link several workbooks together to a master one. There are some 20 links in each worksheet with several worksheets in a workbook. I know you can copy links between worksheets - but I have been unable to work out how to do it between workbooks. If I copy the cell (see below) to another cell the cell name does not change - it remains at C$9 does not change to C$10 - this would normally happen in worksheet to worksheet. There must be a simple way instead of doing every link manually. =SUM('[ISF One.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Two.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Three.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Four.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Five.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Six.xls]Week1'!$C$9) -- Geoffrey |
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Thanks heaps.
-- Geoffrey "Ragdyer" wrote: You're cell references ($C$9) are *absolute*! Change them to relative ... (C9). -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "British1942" wrote in message ... I am trying to link several workbooks together to a master one. There are some 20 links in each worksheet with several worksheets in a workbook. I know you can copy links between worksheets - but I have been unable to work out how to do it between workbooks. If I copy the cell (see below) to another cell the cell name does not change - it remains at C$9 does not change to C$10 - this would normally happen in worksheet to worksheet. There must be a simple way instead of doing every link manually. =SUM('[ISF One.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Two.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Three.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Four.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Five.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Six.xls]Week1'!$C$9) -- Geoffrey |
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You're welcome ... And thanks for the feed-back.
-- Regards, RD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit ! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "British1942" wrote in message ... Thanks heaps. -- Geoffrey "Ragdyer" wrote: You're cell references ($C$9) are *absolute*! Change them to relative ... (C9). -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "British1942" wrote in message ... I am trying to link several workbooks together to a master one. There are some 20 links in each worksheet with several worksheets in a workbook. I know you can copy links between worksheets - but I have been unable to work out how to do it between workbooks. If I copy the cell (see below) to another cell the cell name does not change - it remains at C$9 does not change to C$10 - this would normally happen in worksheet to worksheet. There must be a simple way instead of doing every link manually. =SUM('[ISF One.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Two.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Three.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Four.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Five.xls]Week1'!$C$9+'[ISF Six.xls]Week1'!$C$9) -- Geoffrey |
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