I have a workbook which has about 10 pages. Is there a macro or way I can
link certain cells? I want to enter info. in cell A1 on first worksheet and
have it come up in cell b1 on sheet two and cell d3 on page 3. Or something
like that.
I have a workbook which has about 10 pages. Is there a macro or way I can
link certain cells? I want to enter info. in cell A1 on first worksheet and
have it come up in cell b1 on sheet two and cell d3 on page 3. Or something
like that.
mower man, try this in sheet 2 and 3 =Sheet1!A1
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> I have a workbook which has about 10 pages. Is there a macro or way I can
> link certain cells? I want to enter info. in cell A1 on first worksheet
and
> have it come up in cell b1 on sheet two and cell d3 on page 3. Or
something
> like that.
I have multiple worksheets and wish to use data from a cell in one worksheet in a formula in a different worksheet..ie take data from A WORKSHEET TITLED GRAND TOTAL FOR B-SHIFT INTO A FORMULA in R17 for use a different worksheet in CELL B4 (in a formual to determine # of computer epaired per hour automatically by the data entered into the worksheet titled GRAND TOTAL FOR B-SHIFT). am using vb command buttons to calculate figures per hour and have the results appear in a cell b4 to b 15, using a number of different command buttons; one for each hour)
tks
ratt out
Last edited by ratt; 08-16-2005 at 04:41 AM. Reason: update
this worked very well -- thank you -- i played with it about 5 minutes and
realized i had to substitute the sheet name -- thanks again
"mower man" wrote:
> I have a workbook which has about 10 pages. Is there a macro or way I can
> link certain cells? I want to enter info. in cell A1 on first worksheet and
> have it come up in cell b1 on sheet two and cell d3 on page 3. Or something
> like that.
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