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Josh W

Linking two whole worksheets
 
I have one worksheet full of data. Now I want to copy the complete worksheet
several times BUT I want all worksheets to be linked cell be cell to the
first worksheet so that whenever I a make a change in worksheet 1 all
consequent worksheets get automatically updated too.

Spiky

Linking two whole worksheets
 
On May 29, 1:30 am, Josh W wrote:
I have one worksheet full of data. Now I want to copy the complete worksheet
several times BUT I want all worksheets to be linked cell be cell to the
first worksheet so that whenever I a make a change in worksheet 1 all
consequent worksheets get automatically updated too.


Don't copy. Go to a new, blank worksheet. In cell A1, type =, then go
click on A1 in the original file. Remove any $s that excel creates in
that formula, then copy cell A1 down to every other cell you want to
match.

Now, if you want multiple copies, you can simply copy this entire
worksheet (the new one) as often as you like.

Gord Dibben

Linking two whole worksheets
 
Ctrl + a to select all cells.

Insert Worksheet.

Select A1 and EditPaste SpecialPaste LinksOKEsc

If you inserted several new sheets then grouped those sheets, the paste link
would be done to all.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Wed, 28 May 2008 23:30:00 -0700, Josh W
wrote:

I have one worksheet full of data. Now I want to copy the complete worksheet
several times BUT I want all worksheets to be linked cell be cell to the
first worksheet so that whenever I a make a change in worksheet 1 all
consequent worksheets get automatically updated too.



Josh W

Linking two whole worksheets
 
Spiky, Gord's suggestion seemed to be a more efficient way of doing it. Is
there any particular benefit in the method you suggested (over Gord's)?
Thanks.


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