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Creating links in work book

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boccuz - 30 Dec 2005 15:42 GMT
I would like to Link cells to worksheet so that when entering data in one
cell the other cells will have the same data inputted automatically.

For instance, I have three worksheets, ws1, ws2, and ws3. In each of the
worksheets there are several cells that contain the same data. I would like
to link the cells so that if I go in anyone of the worksheets to update the
data, the other worksheets get updated atomatically.
David McRitchie - 03 Jan 2006 21:18 GMT
You would  use a Change Event macro in each of the 3 worksheets,
to do that if they are constants in the same position.
  http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/event.htm

Another way would be to group the sheets.  Do remember to ungroup
the sheets afterwards as any change made to one in the group would be
made to all in the group so while useful for entering same data into several
sheets it can also destroy your workbook if you forget to ungroup sheets.

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> I would like to Link cells to worksheet so that when entering data in one
> cell the other cells will have the same data inputted automatically.
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> to link the cells so that if I go in anyone of the worksheets to update the
> data, the other worksheets get updated atomatically.
 
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