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I have a daily timesheet, I would like to be able to post the info from a
certain cell from the time sheet to another sheet which i have already formated to calculate: wages, taxes, 401K,ect.. Source sheet and cell # are C:\besiforms\besireports\612timesheet!h22. Destination is C:\besiforms\besireports\time |
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Lee --
Depends what you're trying to do. If you're trying to do it manually, then open both workbooks. Select the source cell and use PasteSpecial to paste just the value into the target cell in the other workbook. If you're trying to automate it, then select the target cell in the target workbook, start a formula by pressing =, and then select the source cell in the source workbook. The formula in the target cell will automatically create the link to the source cell. Only mini-problem: every time you open the target workbook, it will prompt you to open the source workbook, and the link won't work unless it's open. HTH "lee254" wrote: I have a daily timesheet, I would like to be able to post the info from a certain cell from the time sheet to another sheet which i have already formated to calculate: wages, taxes, 401K,ect.. Source sheet and cell # are C:\besiforms\besireports\612timesheet!h22. Destination is C:\besiforms\besireports\time |
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thanks for the help, your suggestion worked as expected. but...that leads to
another question. i am trying to make this an automated process, so, is it possible to enter the information in the cell in the timesheet, and have it automaticaly enter the same information on the other sheet? again, thanks for your help and your time, its appreciated. "lee254" wrote: I have a daily timesheet, I would like to be able to post the info from a certain cell from the time sheet to another sheet which i have already formated to calculate: wages, taxes, 401K,ect.. Source sheet and cell # are C:\besiforms\besireports\612timesheet!h22. Destination is C:\besiforms\besireports\time |
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Lee --
I think the answer to your question is "yes, but...". As you've discovered, you can set up your 'target' workbook to interrogate the 'source' workbook every time it's opened. That's not quite the same as automatically writing to the target workbook every time you enter new data in the source. The only way I can think of doing THAT would be to write a macro that, evey time you enter information in a specific field, opens up another workbook and writes to it. The language for that is called VBA, and it sounds like a pretty simple problem for someone who knows it. I don't, though. If you want to pursue it, I'd go to the programming area on this web page. HTH "lee254" wrote: thanks for the help, your suggestion worked as expected. but...that leads to another question. i am trying to make this an automated process, so, is it possible to enter the information in the cell in the timesheet, and have it automaticaly enter the same information on the other sheet? again, thanks for your help and your time, its appreciated. "lee254" wrote: I have a daily timesheet, I would like to be able to post the info from a certain cell from the time sheet to another sheet which i have already formated to calculate: wages, taxes, 401K,ect.. Source sheet and cell # are C:\besiforms\besireports\612timesheet!h22. Destination is C:\besiforms\besireports\time |
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