Jun 1, 2004 #1 tudor30 Technical User Jan 7, 2004 49 US I know how to link a spreadsheet one value at a time. example: ='[S350 T3 PLPDP.xls]Master Tracking'!$B$10 Is there a method to link all values in column B to my new worksheet rather than going one cell at a time? Thanks for the assistance, John
I know how to link a spreadsheet one value at a time. example: ='[S350 T3 PLPDP.xls]Master Tracking'!$B$10 Is there a method to link all values in column B to my new worksheet rather than going one cell at a time? Thanks for the assistance, John
Jun 1, 2004 #2 bluedragon2 IS-IT--Management Jan 24, 2003 2,642 US ='[S350 T3 PLPDP.xls]Master Tracking'!B1 Then copy down. The $ makes the cell reference absolute. By taking them out, you can copy down with the offset following. [Blue]Blue[/Blue] [Dragon] If I wasn't Blue, I would just be a Dragon... Upvote 0 Downvote
='[S350 T3 PLPDP.xls]Master Tracking'!B1 Then copy down. The $ makes the cell reference absolute. By taking them out, you can copy down with the offset following. [Blue]Blue[/Blue] [Dragon] If I wasn't Blue, I would just be a Dragon...
Jun 1, 2004 #3 S SkipVought Programmer Dec 4, 2001 47,486 US John, Are you REALLY linking "all the cells in column b"??? Anyhow, copy the forumla (your example is an ABSOLUTE reference and will not do what you want) So if the formula in B1 is... [tt] ='[S350 T3 PLPDP.xls]Master Tracking'!B1 [/tt] 1) Copy the formula 2) Select the target range (COLUMN B???) 3) Edit/Paste Special - Formulas VOLA! Skip, Want to get great answers to your Tek-Tips questions? Have a look at FAQ219-2884 Upvote 0 Downvote
John, Are you REALLY linking "all the cells in column b"??? Anyhow, copy the forumla (your example is an ABSOLUTE reference and will not do what you want) So if the formula in B1 is... [tt] ='[S350 T3 PLPDP.xls]Master Tracking'!B1 [/tt] 1) Copy the formula 2) Select the target range (COLUMN B???) 3) Edit/Paste Special - Formulas VOLA! Skip, Want to get great answers to your Tek-Tips questions? Have a look at FAQ219-2884