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excel courses london - Linking Workbooks
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Tue 5 Dec 2006, 08:56Delegate Harriet said...
Harriet has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Excel Intermediate course
Linking Workbooks
Please can you remind me how to link certain cells in certain workbooks in order to get the result in a third workbook?
Thanks
Tue 5 Dec 2006, 12:07Trainer Richard said...
RE: Linking Workbooks
FORMULA BASED
1. Make the cell you want the result to appear in active.
2. Enter "=" to start the formula
3. Click the worksheet you want, then select the cell/s you require.
4. Add any operators (,+-*/ that you may require for the formula.
5. Commit the formula by hitting ENTER.
SINGLE CELL
1. Make the cell you want the result to appear in active.
2. Enter "=" to start the formula
3. Click the worksheet you want, then select the cell you require.
4. Commit the formula by hitting ENTER.
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