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I'm self employed, for record keeping I have an invoice, expence report and
balance sheet. I fill out the invoice, then the expence report moving the
invoice amount to it so I get a snapshot of the week, then the totals from
there to the balance sheet. How do I get excell to make those moves for me?
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Default moving entries between workbooks

Moving things requires VBA or manual operation.

Copying things can be done via cell and sheet linking formulas.

See help on "linking"


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On Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:33:01 -0800, acetoolguy
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I'm self employed, for record keeping I have an invoice, expence report and
balance sheet. I fill out the invoice, then the expence report moving the
invoice amount to it so I get a snapshot of the week, then the totals from
there to the balance sheet. How do I get excell to make those moves for me?


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