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Kiersten L

Copying a block of cells so that it updates automatically
 
I need to copy a block of cells into another worksheet so that it references
the existing file so that it will automatically update when I open the
document. I would prefer to not link each cell individually because that
will take forever and if I embed the range of cells as an object or a link,
the values won't update automatically. Is there anyway to do this?

Sean Timmons

Copying a block of cells so that it updates automatically
 
if it's just a block of cells, then in the other workbook, type =, then click
the top left cell you want to tie in. Then copy this formula down and to the
right to cover all cells...

"Kiersten L" wrote:

I need to copy a block of cells into another worksheet so that it references
the existing file so that it will automatically update when I open the
document. I would prefer to not link each cell individually because that
will take forever and if I embed the range of cells as an object or a link,
the values won't update automatically. Is there anyway to do this?


Gord Dibben

Copying a block of cells so that it updates automatically
 
Don't do one cell at a time.

Select the entire block of cells and copy.

Select a cell in other worksheet and Paste SpecialPaste LinkOKEsc.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 6 Oct 2008 12:30:26 -0700, Kiersten L <Kiersten
wrote:

I need to copy a block of cells into another worksheet so that it references
the existing file so that it will automatically update when I open the
document. I would prefer to not link each cell individually because that
will take forever and if I embed the range of cells as an object or a link,
the values won't update automatically. Is there anyway to do this?




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