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Default One worksheet to calulate different items simultaneously

I have one worksheet (WORKSHEET 1) that I use to calculate the price of a
product.
This worksheet needs manual input from 13 cells to calculate the end result.

Now I want to create a second overview worksheet (WORKSHEET 2) that lists
all the products with their price.

The overview worksheet should look like a table with many rows.
On each row I want to enter the input data. This data is used by WORKSHEET 1
to calculate the price of each product.

WORKSHEET 1 reads the input data from the first row in WORKSHEET 2 and
displays the price in WORKSHEET 2
Then it reads the input data from the second row in WORKSHEET 2 and displays
the price in WORKSHEET 2
etc. etc.

Anybody go a clue on how to do this?







 
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