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Hi all,
I have developed a worksheet that I would like to use on a daily basis to pull numbers from a file that comes out with an updated version each day. I would like to use the same spreadsheet (by either copying and pasting the tab into the updated s/s or pasting the updated tab into a template) each day to pull the updated data each day. The tab name stays the same as "Raw Data" each day, but when I try to link it, it doesn't work and it still looks for the original spreadsheet I used rather than just updating the numbers by changing the data. Thanks. |
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Instead of copy/pasting the tab, you should copy/paste the cells in
the tab to overwrite the previous days' values. Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 10, 3:47*pm, Jonathan wrote: Hi all, I have developed a worksheet that I would like to use on a daily basis to pull numbers from a file that comes out with an updated version each day. *I would like to use the same spreadsheet (by either copying and pasting the tab into the updated s/s or pasting the updated tab into a template) each day to pull the updated data each day. *The tab name stays the same as "Raw Data" each day, but when I try to link it, it doesn't work and it still looks for the original spreadsheet I used rather than just updating the numbers by changing the data. *Thanks. |
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Yeah, that's what I was doing--just wondering if there was an easier way.
THanks. "Pete_UK" wrote: Instead of copy/pasting the tab, you should copy/paste the cells in the tab to overwrite the previous days' values. Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 10, 3:47 pm, Jonathan wrote: Hi all, I have developed a worksheet that I would like to use on a daily basis to pull numbers from a file that comes out with an updated version each day. I would like to use the same spreadsheet (by either copying and pasting the tab into the updated s/s or pasting the updated tab into a template) each day to pull the updated data each day. The tab name stays the same as "Raw Data" each day, but when I try to link it, it doesn't work and it still looks for the original spreadsheet I used rather than just updating the numbers by changing the data. Thanks. |
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You're welcome.
Pete On Jan 10, 4:09*pm, Jonathan wrote: Yeah, that's what I was doing--just wondering if there was an easier way. * THanks. "Pete_UK" wrote: Instead of copy/pasting the tab, you should copy/paste the cells in the tab to overwrite the previous days' values. Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 10, 3:47 pm, Jonathan wrote: Hi all, I have developed a worksheet that I would like to use on a daily basis to pull numbers from a file that comes out with an updated version each day. *I would like to use the same spreadsheet (by either copying and pasting the tab into the updated s/s or pasting the updated tab into a template) each day to pull the updated data each day. *The tab name stays the same as "Raw Data" each day, but when I try to link it, it doesn't work and it still looks for the original spreadsheet I used rather than just updating the numbers by changing the data. *Thanks.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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