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Auto-numbering in Excel
can i continue a number a sequence from one worksheet to another?
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Auto-numbering in Excel
Do you mean something like, having 1 in worksheet Sheet1, cell A1, you
want 2 in worksheet Sheet2 (in the same workbook), cell A1? if so, then in Sheet2: A1: =Sheet1!A1 + 1 In article , brenda wrote: can i continue a number a sequence from one worksheet to another? |
Auto-numbering in Excel
Yes, but I meant from one workbook to another, not worksheet.
"JE McGimpsey" wrote: Do you mean something like, having 1 in worksheet Sheet1, cell A1, you want 2 in worksheet Sheet2 (in the same workbook), cell A1? if so, then in Sheet2: A1: =Sheet1!A1 + 1 In article , brenda wrote: can i continue a number a sequence from one worksheet to another? |
Auto-numbering in Excel
See
http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/sequentialnums.html In article , brenda wrote: Yes, but I meant from one workbook to another, not worksheet. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: Do you mean something like, having 1 in worksheet Sheet1, cell A1, you want 2 in worksheet Sheet2 (in the same workbook), cell A1? if so, then in Sheet2: A1: =Sheet1!A1 + 1 In article , brenda wrote: can i continue a number a sequence from one worksheet to another? |
Auto-numbering in Excel
THANK YOU!
"JE McGimpsey" wrote: See http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/sequentialnums.html In article , brenda wrote: Yes, but I meant from one workbook to another, not worksheet. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: Do you mean something like, having 1 in worksheet Sheet1, cell A1, you want 2 in worksheet Sheet2 (in the same workbook), cell A1? if so, then in Sheet2: A1: =Sheet1!A1 + 1 In article , brenda wrote: can i continue a number a sequence from one worksheet to another? |
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