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Inserting/deleting rows between worksheets
Hi there,
I have a workbook with 2 sheets in it. The second sheet just takes the information from the first sheet and puts it into a format that I can use to import the information into my accounting software. Is there a way to set up my spreadsheets so that when I insert or delete a row on the first page it automatically gets mimicked in the second page. Thanks in advance |
Inserting/deleting rows between worksheets
Yes. Hold down CTRL and click both sheets to select them. Any change you
make on one sheet will be done to both sheets You can insert/delete rows/columns. Or enter data, formulas, etc. "Klee" wrote in message ... Hi there, I have a workbook with 2 sheets in it. The second sheet just takes the information from the first sheet and puts it into a format that I can use to import the information into my accounting software. Is there a way to set up my spreadsheets so that when I insert or delete a row on the first page it automatically gets mimicked in the second page. Thanks in advance |
Inserting/deleting rows between worksheets
When I said click both sheets, I meant click the sheet tabs
"Dave Thomas" wrote in message . net... Yes. Hold down CTRL and click both sheets to select them. Any change you make on one sheet will be done to both sheets You can insert/delete rows/columns. Or enter data, formulas, etc. "Klee" wrote in message ... Hi there, I have a workbook with 2 sheets in it. The second sheet just takes the information from the first sheet and puts it into a format that I can use to import the information into my accounting software. Is there a way to set up my spreadsheets so that when I insert or delete a row on the first page it automatically gets mimicked in the second page. Thanks in advance |
Inserting/deleting rows between worksheets
Thanks Dave,
I was hoping that there was a way that I could just set it up so it would be automatic. The problem is that the employees would be the ones adding and deleting lines and they just won't remember to do that. Thanks a lot for the info though because I will absolutly use from now on. "Dave Thomas" wrote: When I said click both sheets, I meant click the sheet tabs "Dave Thomas" wrote in message . net... Yes. Hold down CTRL and click both sheets to select them. Any change you make on one sheet will be done to both sheets You can insert/delete rows/columns. Or enter data, formulas, etc. "Klee" wrote in message ... Hi there, I have a workbook with 2 sheets in it. The second sheet just takes the information from the first sheet and puts it into a format that I can use to import the information into my accounting software. Is there a way to set up my spreadsheets so that when I insert or delete a row on the first page it automatically gets mimicked in the second page. Thanks in advance |
Inserting/deleting rows between worksheets
You could select all the sheets in a macro. You could put a button on a
toolbar. The employees would have to press the toolbar button to select all the sheets before doing anything. "Klee" wrote in message ... Thanks Dave, I was hoping that there was a way that I could just set it up so it would be automatic. The problem is that the employees would be the ones adding and deleting lines and they just won't remember to do that. Thanks a lot for the info though because I will absolutly use from now on. "Dave Thomas" wrote: When I said click both sheets, I meant click the sheet tabs "Dave Thomas" wrote in message . net... Yes. Hold down CTRL and click both sheets to select them. Any change you make on one sheet will be done to both sheets You can insert/delete rows/columns. Or enter data, formulas, etc. "Klee" wrote in message ... Hi there, I have a workbook with 2 sheets in it. The second sheet just takes the information from the first sheet and puts it into a format that I can use to import the information into my accounting software. Is there a way to set up my spreadsheets so that when I insert or delete a row on the first page it automatically gets mimicked in the second page. Thanks in advance |
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