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Using Excel 2003, please guide me (or tell me it can't be done) concerning
something I am trying to accomplish. I have a workbook with four worksheets. They are named Main, West, Middle and East. People enter records on West, Middle and East. I want these same records to show up on the Main sheet so that sorting and analysis can be done. They don't add data on the Main sheet. So, for example I have West West #1 Record01 Name Address West #2 Record02 Name Address East East #1 Record01 Name Address East #2 Record02 Name Address East #3 Record03 Name Address East #4 Record04 Name Address Middle Middle #1 Record01 Name Address Middle #2 Record02 Name Address Middle #3 Record03 Name Address What I would end with on the Main sheet is: West #1 Record01 Name Address West #2 Record02 Name Address East #1 Record01 Name Address East #2 Record02 Name Address East #3 Record03 Name Address East #4 Record04 Name Address Middle #1 Record01 Name Address Middle #2 Record02 Name Address Middle #3 Record03 Name Address Then if anyone adds anything to one of the work sheets it will automatically show up on the Main worksheet as the next one on the list. Main is just a compiled view of the others and should be protected from being changed - other than to sort and filter. Can this been done and if so, can you direct me to instructions as to how to set this up? Thanks. Steve |
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