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Hi,
Does anyone know if there is a function or macro for Excel 2003 that will allow you to double click in a cell, which pulls data from another cell within the workbook (either on the same worksheet or a different one), and have it take you to the cell which is linked to the cell you are clicking on? does that make any sense? for example, if I am clicking on cell A1, which is showing the value $100, but the $100 is being pulled from cell A1 on another worksheet within the workbook, I want to be able to go to the other worksheet, and have my cursor be in cell A1 in that worksheet. I want to be able to do this for any cell within the workbook that is linked. At my previous job, the Excel software they provided for use had this functionality, but I can't do this on the current version of Excel I have at my new job, and it's driving me nuts. Please help. Thanks! |
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