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    Making a "Master" sheet

    Hey guys! So I already know how to make it that any changes that I make to one sheet will affect all my sheets, but is there a way to set it that if I then add a new sheet it will start off with those contents? I'm going to be making sheets daily, and it would save a lot of time if I didn't have to link the new sheet to the original every time.

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    Re: Making a "Master" sheet

    Sort of depends on what links you have set up, but my best suggestion would be to create a "template" sheet containing your links then you can copy this to create your new daily sheet, then rename the tab.
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    Re: Making a "Master" sheet

    Quote Originally Posted by shirleyxls View Post
    Sort of depends on what links you have set up, but my best suggestion would be to create a "template" sheet containing your links then you can copy this to create your new daily sheet, then rename the tab.
    The only problem with that is my template is going to be growing every day. There's no way to set a column to appear on all current and future worksheets within the same workbook? Kind of like a permanent link of all worksheets?

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    Re: Making a "Master" sheet

    Why not make all data in 1 worksheet.

    It makes it a lot easier to analyse (e.g. with a pivot table).

    It is then prefered to add the data in a verticaly way (rows) instead of columns.

    If you add a small excel file, without confidential information, I could show it to you.

    Please also add manualy the expected result in you excel file.
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