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How to keep two cells in a excel in sync by cross linking

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    Hi!

    Below you see a previous thread with a similar problem to mine:

    Now, my question is: I have the exact same problem, but how do I change the code when the two numbers I want synced are on differen worksheets (but same workbook).

    I appreciate if somebody could help me! Thanks!


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    How to keep two cells in a excel in sync by cross linking

    Hi , I want to keep two cells in sync with the same data. The problem with the link option is that we can have one source and any target . But I am interested that same value be shared across two cells so that if one cell updates the value then the other dependent cell automatically updates its data.

    Please let me know how can I do this?

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    If both cells are in the same Worksheet, the following code should be pasted
    in worksheet's code (right-click on tab name and select Code)

    I used A1 and A2 as example addresses. You can modify these.

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    Re: How to keep two cells in a excel in sync by cross linking

    Maybe like this:
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    Code goes in the appropriate sheet module.

    If the effect is to be bidirectional, put the same code in the other sheet module with Sheet2 changed appropriately.
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