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Thu 25 Jan 2007, 11:16 Delegate Reyno said...

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Linking to worksheets to affect each other

I would like to create a sheet which is linked to a current existing sheet so that i can change the information on the new sheet and it directly affect the current existing sheet. any help with this would be much appreciated?

Thanks

Thu 25 Jan 2007, 13:50 Trainer Amanda said...

RE: linking to worksheets to affect each other

Hi Reyno

I think this question was posted twice but please let us know if you haven't received a reply to this question.

thanks
Amanda

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Linking to worksheets to affect each other

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