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I've got worksheets 1 and 2. The cells in worksheet 2 have formulae in them containing their counterparts in worksheet 1, ie A1 in worksheet 2 depends on the value of A1 in worksheet 1, etc. I regularly add data to worksheet 1 and then sort it after I've added to it. How can I get worksheet 2 to update according to the new sorted order of worksheet 1? Thanks |
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robzrob pretended :
Hi I've got worksheets 1 and 2. The cells in worksheet 2 have formulae in them containing their counterparts in worksheet 1, ie A1 in worksheet 2 depends on the value of A1 in worksheet 1, etc. I regularly add data to worksheet 1 and then sort it after I've added to it. How can I get worksheet 2 to update according to the new sorted order of worksheet 1? Thanks Are your formula refs 'fully absolute' (ie: "=Sheet1!$A$1")? If so, you can change them so they are 'column-absolute/row-relative' (ie: "=Sheet1!$A1") so the column refs are fixed but the rows adjust to reflect whatever is in the same row on Sheet1. -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion |
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On Saturday, June 9, 2012 4:01:16 PM UTC+1, GS wrote:
robzrob pretended : Hi I've got worksheets 1 and 2. The cells in worksheet 2 have formulae in them containing their counterparts in worksheet 1, ie A1 in worksheet 2 depends on the value of A1 in worksheet 1, etc. I regularly add data to worksheet 1 and then sort it after I've added to it. How can I get worksheet 2 to update according to the new sorted order of worksheet 1? Thanks Are your formula refs 'fully absolute' (ie: "=Sheet1!$A$1")? If so, you can change them so they are 'column-absolute/row-relative' (ie: "=Sheet1!$A1") so the column refs are fixed but the rows adjust to reflect whatever is in the same row on Sheet1. -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion Thanks. Seems to be ok now. |
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