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excel template/workbook
I am trying to create a template for balancing reports .
The users will enter data and use the save as function so as to not save over my template . A couple things I'd like to accomplish but being an excel novice I'm unsure how and if it's possible . For example - although the users will being using the save as function to save as a workbook and not making changes to the actual template , is there still a way to have the data update a database each time ? Also I have included cells in my template for previous amounts that can be used as a comparison for the new data being entered . Being that this previous info will change everytime balancing is performed , is there still a way to autoupdate the previous info without having to copy and paste ? I would appreciate any help I can get on these issues . Thank YOu |
if you save your template as a true template ie an xlt file then double
clicking the shortcut will always open a duplicate ie it would open account.xlt as account1.xls If you have your cells linked to some data in another workbook you will be asked if you want to update the data,If you link to some "original" data cells in the same work book it will update the "copied" data every time the original data is changed -- paul remove nospam for email addy! "trying@excel" wrote: I am trying to create a template for balancing reports . The users will enter data and use the save as function so as to not save over my template . A couple things I'd like to accomplish but being an excel novice I'm unsure how and if it's possible . For example - although the users will being using the save as function to save as a workbook and not making changes to the actual template , is there still a way to have the data update a database each time ? Also I have included cells in my template for previous amounts that can be used as a comparison for the new data being entered . Being that this previous info will change everytime balancing is performed , is there still a way to autoupdate the previous info without having to copy and paste ? I would appreciate any help I can get on these issues . Thank YOu |
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