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Adding rows to multiple worksheets at once
I would like to make one worksheet pull from the master worksheet, so that if
a row is added in the master, it is automatically added into the new worksheet. This does not work by using a formula new B2=Master!B2. I need a formula that is something like new B2=Master!B1+1 where 1 is not a number but is the cell below B1 (ie B2 or what used to be B3 etc etc) |
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Adding rows to multiple worksheets at once
This needs to be scripted using Visual Basic. Find an Excel programmer who
can do this for you. "Karina" wrote in message ... I would like to make one worksheet pull from the master worksheet, so that if a row is added in the master, it is automatically added into the new worksheet. This does not work by using a formula new B2=Master!B2. I need a formula that is something like new B2=Master!B1+1 where 1 is not a number but is the cell below B1 (ie B2 or what used to be B3 etc etc) |
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