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Cell reference problem
I would like to refer a cell from one worksheet to another. This is
relatively simple and I can just use for example "=Sheet1!A1" when referring to that cell as a formula. This copies the contents of that cell to the new cell. All good so far. I also want it to bring the formatting and cell colour across, but I can't seem to find any way to do this. I thought it would have bveen simple, but I'm getting nowhere with this. To give an example: On Sheet 1, Column 1 Row A, I have the word hello. On Sheet 2, Column 1, Row A, I have the reference "=Sheet1!A1" If I cange the fill colour to red in the cell in sheet 1, I want the cell on sheet 2 to reflect that. Can anyone help? Regards, Jim |
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You can achieve this by using a Camera Tool which can make a linked picture
of range, and put it in new wsheet. To find camera tool, go to Tools-Customize, under Commands Tab go to Tools, locate Camera, and drag it to any toolbar on your excel window. Select range/cell you want to make picture and Click camera tool, than click somewhere in another worksheet. You shouldd have picture of cell/range which is dinamic linked to source cell, and every change of format or content of source will be reflected in picture. "Jim Olsen" wrote in message ... I would like to refer a cell from one worksheet to another. This is relatively simple and I can just use for example "=Sheet1!A1" when referring to that cell as a formula. This copies the contents of that cell to the new cell. All good so far. I also want it to bring the formatting and cell colour across, but I can't seem to find any way to do this. I thought it would have bveen simple, but I'm getting nowhere with this. To give an example: On Sheet 1, Column 1 Row A, I have the word hello. On Sheet 2, Column 1, Row A, I have the reference "=Sheet1!A1" If I cange the fill colour to red in the cell in sheet 1, I want the cell on sheet 2 to reflect that. Can anyone help? Regards, Jim |
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This is really cool. I didn't know you could do that.
It's really close to what I want to achieve, but the picture it creates doesn't show all the text if it's modified later. For example, if I create a snapshot of the cell which says "Hi There". It works fine. Change the font, colouring, whatever. It's all good. But If I add more text to make it "Hi There, how are you going", the rest of the text outside of the picture box is missed. I can take a new snapshot and it will show a new larger snapshot, but I'd like to avoid that if I can. Are there any other ways to get around the problem? Thanks, Jim "Mladen_Dj" wrote in message ... You can achieve this by using a Camera Tool which can make a linked picture of range, and put it in new wsheet. To find camera tool, go to Tools-Customize, under Commands Tab go to Tools, locate Camera, and drag it to any toolbar on your excel window. Select range/cell you want to make picture and Click camera tool, than click somewhere in another worksheet. You shouldd have picture of cell/range which is dinamic linked to source cell, and every change of format or content of source will be reflected in picture. "Jim Olsen" wrote in message ... I would like to refer a cell from one worksheet to another. This is relatively simple and I can just use for example "=Sheet1!A1" when referring to that cell as a formula. This copies the contents of that cell to the new cell. All good so far. I also want it to bring the formatting and cell colour across, but I can't seem to find any way to do this. I thought it would have bveen simple, but I'm getting nowhere with this. To give an example: On Sheet 1, Column 1 Row A, I have the word hello. On Sheet 2, Column 1, Row A, I have the reference "=Sheet1!A1" If I cange the fill colour to red in the cell in sheet 1, I want the cell on sheet 2 to reflect that. Can anyone help? Regards, Jim |
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Well, just resize sourece cell, to show all text, and picture cell will be
automaticaly resized. I didn't know this before, but that works... "Jim Olsen" wrote in message ... This is really cool. I didn't know you could do that. It's really close to what I want to achieve, but the picture it creates doesn't show all the text if it's modified later. For example, if I create a snapshot of the cell which says "Hi There". It works fine. Change the font, colouring, whatever. It's all good. But If I add more text to make it "Hi There, how are you going", the rest of the text outside of the picture box is missed. I can take a new snapshot and it will show a new larger snapshot, but I'd like to avoid that if I can. Are there any other ways to get around the problem? |
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Thanks a lot for your help. This will do nicely. :-)
"Mladen_Dj" wrote in message ... Well, just resize sourece cell, to show all text, and picture cell will be automaticaly resized. I didn't know this before, but that works... "Jim Olsen" wrote in message ... This is really cool. I didn't know you could do that. It's really close to what I want to achieve, but the picture it creates doesn't show all the text if it's modified later. For example, if I create a snapshot of the cell which says "Hi There". It works fine. Change the font, colouring, whatever. It's all good. But If I add more text to make it "Hi There, how are you going", the rest of the text outside of the picture box is missed. I can take a new snapshot and it will show a new larger snapshot, but I'd like to avoid that if I can. Are there any other ways to get around the problem? |
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