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Hi people,
I have a workbook that is organized as follows: First sheet: "Raw Data" A series of timesheet entries, showing worker, date, number of hours worked, and a job number. Row 1 is a header row, rows 2 through 499 are data rows, and row 500 is for totals. This sheet has a lot of individual lines of data, with many instances of any given job number, each with one or more associated billable hours. Second Sheet: "Pivot Table" On this sheet, Job Number is dragged into the left column, and Total Billable Hours is dragged into the data area. The pivot table is sorted by job number, in ascending order. As a result, this sheet has one row per job number, and reports all associated billable hours for that job number for all 498 lines of data. Third Sheet: "Invoice" The invoice tab of the workbook reports on each job number only once, just like the pivot table, but it is a formatted document, with other information stuck into it besides just the job number and the associated billable hours. Therefore, those two elements occur every three lines on the invoice, instead of on every single line, as is the case with the pivot table. Moreover, the invoice has extra formatting at each page end, where even more lines are skipped before another entry referring to the next line of the pivot table is required. The most clever idea I have been able to come up with for linking my invoice tab to my pivot table has been to manually type the formula link into each cell in the invoice, line by excruciating line, or in the case of the invoice, third line by excruciating third line, with more lines than that skipped at the end of each page. There are twelve such entries per page for job number, and 12 associated entries for billable hours, or twenty four manually typed formula entries per page. The invoice template goes on for 30 pages, so I think you can see why I would prefer a more automated means of copying the links into the associated cells. I have tried to use the autofill method of copying formulas, but I must be doing something wrong. Can any of you suggest a method of entering these formulas that involves entering just a couple of link formulas on each page, and then autofilling the rest? Spiff |
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