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replyReply Tue 17 Feb 2009, 16:49Delegate Toby said...

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How do you use the consolidation function?

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replyReply Wed 18 Feb 2009, 11:23Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Access 2003

Hello Toby

Thank you for your question.

To use Consolidate:

1. Select the sheet you want to create the summary/consolidation of data on, and select the cell that will represent the starting point for the summary when it appears.

2. Go to Data - Consolidate.

3. Use the Reference box to select the cells (including any headings) from each sheet you want to include in the summary, clicking the Add button once you have selected a range from each sheet.

4. Check the All Reference box, to see if you have selected all the cell ranges you wish to include in the summary.

5. Tick the check boxes to use labels from top row and left column. Tick the Create links to source data option if you want the summary figures to update.

6. Click OK.

I hope this helps.
Amanda

replyReply Wed 18 Feb 2009, 16:03Delegate Toby said...

RE: Access 2003

Thx and yesterday was really useful!

Any chance you could mail the template for the expense form or tell me where it came from the ones on my PC are different...

Cheers,

T

replyReply Wed 18 Feb 2009, 16:10Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Access 2003

Hi Toby

Great, I'm glad you found the training useful.

I've attached an Excel file created from the in-built Expenses Statement template that come with the version of Excel I have, I hope this is what you are referring to, if not, let me know.

Kind regards
Amanda

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ExpenseStatement.xls

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