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I run a smallish job placement office with 15 workers who, for various
reasons, should not have access to each other's records. Each member of my staff has an Excel spreadsheet showing all of their clients and data about each client. I need to create a spreadsheet that shows all of the information from the various spreadsheets (which are all similarly formatted). Additionally, if at all possible, we would like to have some information flowing the other way. As an example, let's assume there are two spreadsheets, A and B, with two collums of information: Name and Address. I would like to create spreadsheet C that has all of the Names and Addresses from A and B. Next, I would like to have info in C displayed in A and B, say Phone Numbers. So, the persons using A or B can view all information on their names and change addresses (but not phone numbers). The person using C can view all information from both A and B and can change phone numbers. I don't care if person C can change addresses or not. If this cannot be done, is there another setup that can give us similar results? Thanks, in advance, for any assistance! |
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You can create say Book_C
In sheet1 A1 put =IF([Book_A]Sheet1!$A$1<"",[Book_A]Sheet1!$A$1,"") you can copy thay accross and down Now you have an exact copy of BookA - which will ask you every time you open it if you want to update Book_C ( and changes from Book_A will be reflected) Now on sheet2 of Book_C you can do the same for Book_B If you want certain people to be able to view or change things, just use the protection with a password You could conditional format the Telephone# column say with white font ( against a white background) or hide the column ( best way) then lock cells you do not want overwritten ans password protect the sheets or entire woorkbook. It's now up to you who you give the password to. "Mark D. Brown, MSW" wrote: I run a smallish job placement office with 15 workers who, for various reasons, should not have access to each other's records. Each member of my staff has an Excel spreadsheet showing all of their clients and data about each client. I need to create a spreadsheet that shows all of the information from the various spreadsheets (which are all similarly formatted). Additionally, if at all possible, we would like to have some information flowing the other way. As an example, let's assume there are two spreadsheets, A and B, with two collums of information: Name and Address. I would like to create spreadsheet C that has all of the Names and Addresses from A and B. Next, I would like to have info in C displayed in A and B, say Phone Numbers. So, the persons using A or B can view all information on their names and change addresses (but not phone numbers). The person using C can view all information from both A and B and can change phone numbers. I don't care if person C can change addresses or not. If this cannot be done, is there another setup that can give us similar results? Thanks, in advance, for any assistance! |
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