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reference automatically moves from one cell to the next
Hi,
I'm creating a work book with both a forecast sheet and a purchasing sheet, I've 3D referenced these sheet to automatically create a purchasing list based on a weekly forecasted total. My issue is that I need my purchasing list to reference the forecast total for the week. Then as new data is entered into the next week my purchasing list automatically references the next week's forecast total. Can this be done or is there a better way to accomplish this function? -- thanks, Ryan |
reference automatically moves from one cell to the next
Hi Ryan,
One way to accomplish this although it is not very sophisticated is if on the sheet with the forecast total, if the entries run down the column instead of across the page, you can insert a blank column in front of the columns that contain the data you want to be referenced by the totals sheet. Whenever you enter new data for the new week, you can place a marker in the cell in the new column next to your data (like an "X" or a checkbox referencing that cell) and then use a lookup formula to look for the "X" in that column to pull the data in that row. You'd have to make sure you blank out the previous weeks marker. Make sense? Squeaky "Ryan" wrote: Hi, I'm creating a work book with both a forecast sheet and a purchasing sheet, I've 3D referenced these sheet to automatically create a purchasing list based on a weekly forecasted total. My issue is that I need my purchasing list to reference the forecast total for the week. Then as new data is entered into the next week my purchasing list automatically references the next week's forecast total. Can this be done or is there a better way to accomplish this function? -- thanks, Ryan |
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