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    Kevin J Prince
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    Copying from multiple worksheets

    Is there a quick way to actually grab cells C33 and F4 on each of the
    worksheets and place them on a fresh worksheet in three columns (third
    one would be the date from A3 & A9 ) Do I have to get into some form of
    VBA to do this? Date form would be '3-May-2006 to 9-May-2006'
    Or
    Some way of automatically filling in the new worksheet every time the
    information is entered on the Weekly sheet?
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    Kevin J Prince

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    On your "destination" sheet use something similar to this:

    in cell "A1" put the formula for the first sheet
    =Sheet1!C33
    in cell "B1"
    =Sheet1!f4
    in cell "C1"
    =Sheet1!A3 & Sheet1!A9

    then repeat for each sheet you need to retrieve the data from
    cell "A2"
    =Sheet2!c33
    cell "B2"
    =Sheet2!f4
    cell "C1"
    = Sheet2!A3 & Sheet!A9

    repeat for each sheet

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    Kevin J Prince
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    Re: Copying from multiple worksheets

    Whoops, as I was redirected from another NG for asking the question
    below.. Wrongly. It's all associated with my other current questions.

    Thanks,
    I think that means in real terms a 63 worksheet GRIN...
    so that gives me another question...

    Is there a quick way to actually grab cells C33 and F4 on each of the
    worksheets and place them on a fresh worksheet in three columns (third
    one would be the date from A3 & A9 ) Do I have to get into some form of
    VBA to do this? Date form would be '3-May-2006 to 9-May-2006'
    Or
    Some way of automatically filling in the new worksheet every time the
    information is entered on the Weekly sheet?

    Just trying to make the whole thing simpler!

    Regards Kevin



    >Word can only use one sheet as the mailmerge data source. Therefore

    you
    >will need to add another sheet to the file and on it reference in a

    column
    >for each week, the cells C33 and F4 from the other 52 sheets and then

    use
    >that sheet as the data source for the mail merge.
    >



    In message <[email protected]>, Kevin J Prince
    <[email protected]> writes
    >Is there a quick way to actually grab cells C33 and F4 on each of the
    >worksheets and place them on a fresh worksheet in three columns (third
    >one would be the date from A3 & A9 ) Do I have to get into some form of
    >VBA to do this? Date form would be '3-May-2006 to 9-May-2006'
    >Or
    >Some way of automatically filling in the new worksheet every time the
    >information is entered on the Weekly sheet?


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    Kevin J Prince

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