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Linking spreadsheets

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by - delegate Jonas [1 post] (2007 Mar 5 Mon, 09:41) replyReply

How do i link two spreadsheets?

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RE: linking spreadsheets

by - trainer Amanda diamond contributer[1217 posts] (2007 Mar 5 Mon, 10:03) replyReply

Hi Jonas

Thanks for your question.

You can link two spreadsheet together in one of two ways:

1. Copy the data from the source spreadsheet (the spreadsheet supplying the data), open the destination spreadsheet (the spreadsheet that will contain the link) then go to Edit - Paste special and select the Link option, click OK.

2. In the destination spreadsheet, start a formula by typing = into a cell then go to the source spreadsheet and click on the cell you want to link to, and press Enter.

Amanda


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