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have a main spreadsheet to pull data from.that way an update to cells there
would flow changes to the other spreadsheets.Can that be done other than to manually copy and paste? |
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Not exactly clear what you are trying to achieve. For starters, you could
link the files with formulae. Say you have BookOne.xls and BookTwo.xls, and you want to link a cell in BookTwo.xls to a cell in BookOne.xls. Lets say BookOne.xls is the main sheet. In cell A6 in BookTwo.xls, you want the same result as in BookOne.xls, cell B15. In BookTwo.xls enter =BookOne!.B15 Can you work with that? -- Hth Kassie Kasselman Change xxx to hotmail "cajun1" wrote: have a main spreadsheet to pull data from.that way an update to cells there would flow changes to the other spreadsheets.Can that be done other than to manually copy and paste? |
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