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    Linking two sheets

    Hi everybody,

    I got a data series in the sheet1: can i create a sheet2 in the way that if i update the sheet1, the sheet2 will be automaticaly updated?

    Thanks in advance

    PS sorry for the title, i hope that now is correct
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    You can use simple formulas in Sheet2.

    For example, if you want Sheet2!A1 to equal Sheet1!A1 then

    in Sheet2!A1 you enter formula =Sheet1!A1.... anytime you update Sheet1!A1, then Sheet2!A1 will update automatically
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    Ok done, but now i`ve got this problem: in the "sheet 2" for each empty cell coming from "sheet 1" appear the value 0....how could I avoid this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_jackal
    Ok done, but now i`ve got this problem: in the "sheet 2" for each empty cell coming from "sheet 1" appear the value 0....how could I avoid this?
    One way is :Tools - Options - View tab -Uncheck " zero values"

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_jackal
    Ok done, but now i`ve got this problem: in the "sheet 2" for each empty cell coming from "sheet 1" appear the value 0....how could I avoid this?
    If there is a chance that some of the cells in your original sheet have 0's and you want to see them, then your formulas would be revised to something like:

    =if(Sheet1!A1="","",Sheet1!A1)

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