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at the moment I am keeping all my records and accounts on one worksheet but I
think it would be easier to keep separate worksheets, but this would require
being able to automatically copy from one worksheet to another. Can this be
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Do not try to copy everything - this is a total waste.
To get a value from cell A1 in a worksheet called July to another worksheet
use the formula =July!A1
This is best done with pointing: type =, open July and click cell A1, press
Enter of use the green arrow on the Formula Bar
Note that if the worksheet name has a space it in, you need ='Car
accounts'!A1
The pointing method does this automatically

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at the moment I am keeping all my records and accounts on one worksheet
but I
think it would be easier to keep separate worksheets, but this would
require
being able to automatically copy from one worksheet to another. Can this
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easily done?



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Probably best to keep on one worksheet and learn how to use
datafilterautofilter.

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at the moment I am keeping all my records and accounts on one worksheet
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think it would be easier to keep separate worksheets, but this would
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being able to automatically copy from one worksheet to another. Can this
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easily done?


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This works a treat!! many thanks for your help

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

Do not try to copy everything - this is a total waste.
To get a value from cell A1 in a worksheet called July to another worksheet
use the formula =July!A1
This is best done with pointing: type =, open July and click cell A1, press
Enter of use the green arrow on the Formula Bar
Note that if the worksheet name has a space it in, you need ='Car
accounts'!A1
The pointing method does this automatically

best wishes
--
Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme
remove caps from email

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at the moment I am keeping all my records and accounts on one worksheet
but I
think it would be easier to keep separate worksheets, but this would
require
being able to automatically copy from one worksheet to another. Can this
be
easily done?




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