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-- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "james" wrote in message ... Thanks Mike. My problem got solved. I have another question. Can I use the "the formula is" under conditional formating to get a cell to indicate a colour. And if yes how. I know that with a "value is" and formating one can do that. Thanks in advance "Mike H" skrev: James, A bit short on detail but at its simplest this =Sheet2!A1 in a cell on sheet 1 (or in fact any sheet) would return the value in sheet 2 cell A1 Mike "james" wrote: Hi out there Please I need help with working between worksheets. I have some values in work sheet 2 which I need to correspond with results in worksheet 1. How do I go about it |
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