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JE McGimpsey

Directly referencing multiple cells
 
Assuming you want to have the references in a column on the second sheet
as well, one way:

Enter the reference for the first cell, e.g.:

=Sheet1!A1

Grab the fill handle (lower right corner of the cell) and drag down 20
cells. XL will adjust the reference.

In article ,
"Link" wrote:

Hi All

Just another newbie question for anyone kind enough to respond:

Is there a way to reference a group of cells (eg. a column of 20 values)
directly to another group of 20 cells on a different worksheet, but within
the same file?

I know I can go to each cell and hit = (the original cell), but I have pages
of hundreds of these to do and it would take me days to do it manually.

Surely Excel must have a command that directly references these cells
automatically?

Any helpful replies will be gratefully received.

Cheers,
Link.


Peo Sjoblom

Directly referencing multiple cells
 
Another way would be to copy the cells, then paste special and select paste
link
in the other sheet

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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom


"Link" wrote in message
...
Hi All

Just another newbie question for anyone kind enough to respond:

Is there a way to reference a group of cells (eg. a column of 20 values)
directly to another group of 20 cells on a different worksheet, but within
the same file?

I know I can go to each cell and hit = (the original cell), but I have
pages of hundreds of these to do and it would take me days to do it
manually.

Surely Excel must have a command that directly references these cells
automatically?

Any helpful replies will be gratefully received.

Cheers,
Link.




Link

Directly referencing multiple cells
 
Hi All

Just another newbie question for anyone kind enough to respond:

Is there a way to reference a group of cells (eg. a column of 20 values)
directly to another group of 20 cells on a different worksheet, but within
the same file?

I know I can go to each cell and hit = (the original cell), but I have pages
of hundreds of these to do and it would take me days to do it manually.

Surely Excel must have a command that directly references these cells
automatically?

Any helpful replies will be gratefully received.

Cheers,
Link.



CLR

Directly referencing multiple cells
 
=Sheet1!A1 can be copied down to give =Sheet1!A2, =Sheet1!A3, etc
etc...........

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"Link" wrote in message
...
Hi All

Just another newbie question for anyone kind enough to respond:

Is there a way to reference a group of cells (eg. a column of 20 values)
directly to another group of 20 cells on a different worksheet, but within
the same file?

I know I can go to each cell and hit = (the original cell), but I have

pages
of hundreds of these to do and it would take me days to do it manually.

Surely Excel must have a command that directly references these cells
automatically?

Any helpful replies will be gratefully received.

Cheers,
Link.





Link

Directly referencing multiple cells
 
This worked perfectly - thank you!

Cheers,
Link.

"JE McGimpsey" wrote in message
...
Assuming you want to have the references in a column on the second sheet
as well, one way:

Enter the reference for the first cell, e.g.:

=Sheet1!A1

Grab the fill handle (lower right corner of the cell) and drag down 20
cells. XL will adjust the reference.

In article ,
"Link" wrote:

Hi All

Just another newbie question for anyone kind enough to respond:

Is there a way to reference a group of cells (eg. a column of 20 values)
directly to another group of 20 cells on a different worksheet, but
within
the same file?

I know I can go to each cell and hit = (the original cell), but I have
pages
of hundreds of these to do and it would take me days to do it manually.

Surely Excel must have a command that directly references these cells
automatically?

Any helpful replies will be gratefully received.

Cheers,
Link.





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