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shozil

Linking two spreadsheets
 

Hi,

I have a master document which includes training information for all
employess. Currently, we have tabs for each employee (small company),
which describes all of their daily/weekly tasks.

The problem is that you can't edit the file if someone else has it
open.

We'd like to create an individual spreadsheet for each employee and
still be able to display them in the master document. Is there a way to
pull all the data from the individual spreadsheets into the master
document? I know you can link individual cells from multiple documents,
but because we don't know how big each person's document may be, we need
to link the entire document.

Sorry if I'm not very clear, I'll answer any questions to try and
clarify further.

Thanks


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Ron de Bruin

Linking two spreadsheets
 
Hi shozil

If you need the information you can run a macro like this to get your info
http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm


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"shozil" wrote in message
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Hi,

I have a master document which includes training information for all
employess. Currently, we have tabs for each employee (small company),
which describes all of their daily/weekly tasks.

The problem is that you can't edit the file if someone else has it
open.

We'd like to create an individual spreadsheet for each employee and
still be able to display them in the master document. Is there a way to
pull all the data from the individual spreadsheets into the master
document? I know you can link individual cells from multiple documents,
but because we don't know how big each person's document may be, we need
to link the entire document.

Sorry if I'm not very clear, I'll answer any questions to try and
clarify further.

Thanks


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shozil
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Ralph Orth

Linking two spreadsheets
 
Hi shozil,

The problem you state is that you cannot edit the document if someone else
is working on it. Is making the document a shared workbook an option? This
will allow multiple users full access at the same time if that is the only
issue. It can be done by clicking the Allow changes... check box through
ToolsShare Workbook menu. It does have some minor drawbacks, but works well
overall.

"shozil" wrote:


Hi,

I have a master document which includes training information for all
employess. Currently, we have tabs for each employee (small company),
which describes all of their daily/weekly tasks.

The problem is that you can't edit the file if someone else has it
open.

We'd like to create an individual spreadsheet for each employee and
still be able to display them in the master document. Is there a way to
pull all the data from the individual spreadsheets into the master
document? I know you can link individual cells from multiple documents,
but because we don't know how big each person's document may be, we need
to link the entire document.

Sorry if I'm not very clear, I'll answer any questions to try and
clarify further.

Thanks


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shozil
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