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So many things we do on computers is compare, contrast, and . cross. -. reference. between applications, and yet that's one of the major things the iPad cannot do. I wish copy and paste were enough, but it's not. It's about writing an email ...
How Do I Cross Reference 2 Excel Sheets?
Q. I have 2 Excel Sheets that contain information that I need on one sheet. For example, sheet 1 has names, phone #s, and addresses, but it does not have emails. Sheet 2 does contain emails. Is there a way to cross reference all of these items and end up with one sheet that contains all f the information?
Asked by endznow - Thu Dec 27 09:56:11 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can do this two ways. Build a macro to do it or, Link the two sheets. Linking is done by: Copy a cell or range from one sheet, then paste to another sheet. BUT, Do Not use just the paste command. When you Right click to paste, Choose Paste Special. From the popup, choose "Paste Link", at the bottom of the popup. This will paste a link to the new sheet and will constantly update the information from the original sheet to the new sheet. You can also use the paste link from one file to another. When the destination file is opened, it will automatically update. This will use more memory by formulas than a macro, where a macro will do the job only when you run it, although it can be programmed to run on opening the file. I'm short on… [cont.]
Answered by ed - Thu Dec 27 10:17:04 2007
Q. I have 2 Excel Sheets that contain information that I need on one sheet. For example, sheet 1 has names, phone #s, and addresses, but it does not have emails. Sheet 2 does contain emails. Is there a way to cross reference all of these items and end up with one sheet that contains all f the information?
Asked by endznow - Thu Dec 27 09:56:11 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can do this two ways. Build a macro to do it or, Link the two sheets. Linking is done by: Copy a cell or range from one sheet, then paste to another sheet. BUT, Do Not use just the paste command. When you Right click to paste, Choose Paste Special. From the popup, choose "Paste Link", at the bottom of the popup. This will paste a link to the new sheet and will constantly update the information from the original sheet to the new sheet. You can also use the paste link from one file to another. When the destination file is opened, it will automatically update. This will use more memory by formulas than a macro, where a macro will do the job only when you run it, although it can be programmed to run on opening the file. I'm short on… [cont.]
Answered by ed - Thu Dec 27 10:17:04 2007
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