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Dynamic Duplicate Worksheets

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    Dynamic Duplicate Worksheets

    Is it possible to create a duplicate of a worksheet which is also dynamic, i.e. when one the master worksheet is updated, the changes propogate to the duplicate worksheet?

    I know its possible to do it using vlookup but trying to avoid that path if possible as it could get extremely messy.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Re: Dynamic Duplicate Worksheets

    A1=Sheet1!A1

    copied to the end of space

    ??

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    Re: Dynamic Duplicate Worksheets

    Doesnt seem to be working unfortunately.

    Did you mean A1 (in new workbook) = A1 (in old workbook) and then copy down and across?

    Alot of the values in the old workbook are derived from formulas and also have formats that I will need to carry across. Using the = function to reference just returns a value of '0'.

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    Re: Dynamic Duplicate Worksheets

    You can't create a live link for formats without quite a lot of messy VBA. You can copy and paste formats once if the layout doesn't change, then A1=A1 to keep teh values up to date.

    Most people use the same worksheet if they want the same information...

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    Re: Dynamic Duplicate Worksheets

    Quote Originally Posted by Cheeky Charlie View Post
    You can't create a live link for formats without quite a lot of messy VBA. You can copy and paste formats once if the layout doesn't change, then A1=A1 to keep teh values up to date.

    Most people use the same worksheet if they want the same information...

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    Ok. I might just give that a go then. A little bit of manual formatting never hurt anyone I guess.

    Regarding just using the same sheet, bit of a long story on that one. If it were up to me then we would but I have been given a directive so I have to follow that.

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