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How do I copy a date in a worksheet cell to another worksheet?
I have a workbook containing a separate worksheet for each day of the week on
which to post activity for specific days/dates. Worksheets are named Monday Totals, Tuesday Totals, etc. I have a cell on each worksheet that contains the date for that particular Monday, Tuesday, etc. Then I created another worksheet at the end I named WEEKLY TOTALS that I needed to give an overview of the week in one area but still by date. So how do I do an auto thing in my WEEKLY TOTAL sheet that will pull the date from the Monday Totals worksheet into the correct cell in my WEEKLY TOTAL wk sheet and the date from the Tuesday Totals ws into the correct cell in the WEEKLY TOTAL wk sheet, etc? Clear as mud? Thanks in advance for any assistance - I'm actually almost delirious from stressing over a solution. Need something kinda ASAP! -- Jennifer Lee IS Coordinator/App Support |
How do I copy a date in a worksheet cell to another worksheet?
If I understand you correctly, this should get you started in the right
direction: =INDIRECT(TEXT(A5,"dddd") & "!c10") This assumes your date is in column A and is an actual date, and in C10 of worksheets Monday - Friday is where the total you want to retrieve is. Oh, Monday Totals. Try this instead: =INDIRECT("'" & TEXT(A5,"dddd") & " Totals'!c10") -- Kevin Vaughn "JennLee" wrote: I have a workbook containing a separate worksheet for each day of the week on which to post activity for specific days/dates. Worksheets are named Monday Totals, Tuesday Totals, etc. I have a cell on each worksheet that contains the date for that particular Monday, Tuesday, etc. Then I created another worksheet at the end I named WEEKLY TOTALS that I needed to give an overview of the week in one area but still by date. So how do I do an auto thing in my WEEKLY TOTAL sheet that will pull the date from the Monday Totals worksheet into the correct cell in my WEEKLY TOTAL wk sheet and the date from the Tuesday Totals ws into the correct cell in the WEEKLY TOTAL wk sheet, etc? Clear as mud? Thanks in advance for any assistance - I'm actually almost delirious from stressing over a solution. Need something kinda ASAP! -- Jennifer Lee IS Coordinator/App Support |
How do I copy a date in a worksheet cell to another worksheet?
Thanks Kevin for your quick response. Before I checked back here, I actually
came up with the formula. All I did is in the cell on the Weekly Total Sheet in which I wanted the date to 'flow over' from the corresponding day's sheet, I entered =(Monday!$A$3) and it populated the date cell on the Weekly Totals Sheet with the date I had entered on the Monday worksheet in cell A3 !!! Yeah!! I had about driven myself crazy over something that ended up so very simple. Anyways, thanks for your suggestion, -- Jennifer Lee IS Coordinator/App Support "Kevin Vaughn" wrote: If I understand you correctly, this should get you started in the right direction: =INDIRECT(TEXT(A5,"dddd") & "!c10") This assumes your date is in column A and is an actual date, and in C10 of worksheets Monday - Friday is where the total you want to retrieve is. Oh, Monday Totals. Try this instead: =INDIRECT("'" & TEXT(A5,"dddd") & " Totals'!c10") -- Kevin Vaughn "JennLee" wrote: I have a workbook containing a separate worksheet for each day of the week on which to post activity for specific days/dates. Worksheets are named Monday Totals, Tuesday Totals, etc. I have a cell on each worksheet that contains the date for that particular Monday, Tuesday, etc. Then I created another worksheet at the end I named WEEKLY TOTALS that I needed to give an overview of the week in one area but still by date. So how do I do an auto thing in my WEEKLY TOTAL sheet that will pull the date from the Monday Totals worksheet into the correct cell in my WEEKLY TOTAL wk sheet and the date from the Tuesday Totals ws into the correct cell in the WEEKLY TOTAL wk sheet, etc? Clear as mud? Thanks in advance for any assistance - I'm actually almost delirious from stressing over a solution. Need something kinda ASAP! -- Jennifer Lee IS Coordinator/App Support |
How do I copy a date in a worksheet cell to another worksheet?
You're welcome. Glad you found a solution.
-- Kevin Vaughn "JennLee" wrote: Thanks Kevin for your quick response. Before I checked back here, I actually came up with the formula. All I did is in the cell on the Weekly Total Sheet in which I wanted the date to 'flow over' from the corresponding day's sheet, I entered =(Monday!$A$3) and it populated the date cell on the Weekly Totals Sheet with the date I had entered on the Monday worksheet in cell A3 !!! Yeah!! I had about driven myself crazy over something that ended up so very simple. Anyways, thanks for your suggestion, -- Jennifer Lee IS Coordinator/App Support "Kevin Vaughn" wrote: If I understand you correctly, this should get you started in the right direction: =INDIRECT(TEXT(A5,"dddd") & "!c10") This assumes your date is in column A and is an actual date, and in C10 of worksheets Monday - Friday is where the total you want to retrieve is. Oh, Monday Totals. Try this instead: =INDIRECT("'" & TEXT(A5,"dddd") & " Totals'!c10") -- Kevin Vaughn "JennLee" wrote: I have a workbook containing a separate worksheet for each day of the week on which to post activity for specific days/dates. Worksheets are named Monday Totals, Tuesday Totals, etc. I have a cell on each worksheet that contains the date for that particular Monday, Tuesday, etc. Then I created another worksheet at the end I named WEEKLY TOTALS that I needed to give an overview of the week in one area but still by date. So how do I do an auto thing in my WEEKLY TOTAL sheet that will pull the date from the Monday Totals worksheet into the correct cell in my WEEKLY TOTAL wk sheet and the date from the Tuesday Totals ws into the correct cell in the WEEKLY TOTAL wk sheet, etc? Clear as mud? Thanks in advance for any assistance - I'm actually almost delirious from stressing over a solution. Need something kinda ASAP! -- Jennifer Lee IS Coordinator/App Support |
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