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How to start some function between 2 Excel Books?

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    How to start a function between 2 Excel books?

    Good day!

    I would like to ask about the following:

    I am creating a new Excel sheet in a new Book, and I want to reference another cell in another Excel Book. OK I know how to do this.
    But I want the following cells to "Automatically" get the corresponding cell values from the other Excel Book Sheet.
    For example if cell B1 from Book2-Sheet5 gets the value of cell A7 in Book1-Sheet2, and B2 gets that of A8.... I want the following ones to get the corresponding values (B3 gets that of A9 and B4 gets that of A10, ETC...)

    I am sure we can do this in Microsoft Excel, but don't know how.


    Thank you very much.
    Hope to hear from you soon.

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    How to start some function between 2 Excel Books?

    Good day!

    I would like to ask about the following:

    I am creating a new Excel sheet in a new Book, and I want to reference another cell in another Excel Book. OK I know how to do this.
    But I want the following cells to "Automatically" get the corresponding cell values from the other Excel Book Sheet.
    For example if cell B1 from Book2-Sheet5 gets the value of cell A7 in Book1-Sheet2, and B2 gets that of A8.... I want the following ones to get the corresponding values (B3 gets that of A9 and B4 gets that of A10, ETC...)

    I am sure we can do this in Microsoft Excel, but don't know how.


    Thank you very much.
    Hope to hear from you soon.

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    I'm sure I'm missing something: Why not just drag the formula down?

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    I tried it and it did not work properly.
    It just repeated the patterns of the above cells in the SAME Excel book...
    While I wanted the cells to be written with data from the OTHER book.


    Thanks again.

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    Perhaps post two worbooks that illustrate what you tried that doesn't work.

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    Can I ask a question?

    How many forums have you posted this in so far?

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    Threads merged.

    databases1980, please read the Forum Rules.

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    I have posted this in 3 Excel Forums that I know.


    I do not have the Excel Book right now in order to attach. But I think the issue is clear from the statement of it above.

    I just want to make a formula on a certain book which gets the data from a column of another book.


    Thanks

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    I have posted this in 3 Excel Forums that I know.
    I think you will find that's a good way to get ignored.

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    I don't find it strange that someone posts a question in a number of forums online!

    Besides, what is sure is that there wasn't a good answer at your forum.

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