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Move cell data to another worksheet cell automatically.

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Alan - 09 Oct 2005 19:30 GMT
I have a sum formula in block F3 of a worksheet called Furlong.  It is his
total season bowling pinfall.  I want the program to automatically transfer
this total, each time it is updated, to his team record on a worksheet called
Score in  block C4. Both worksheets are in the same file.
Ragdyer - 09 Oct 2005 19:43 GMT
Click in C4 and enter an equal sign,
=
Then, navigate to the other sheet, and click in F3,
And hit <Enter>

And you're done!

You've let XL create a link for you between the two cells, where C4 will
automatically display whatever value is in F3.
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RD

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> I have a sum formula in block F3 of a worksheet called Furlong.  It is his
> total season bowling pinfall.  I want the program to automatically transfer
> this total, each time it is updated, to his team record on a worksheet called
> Score in  block C4. Both worksheets are in the same file.
Paula - 06 Apr 2008 20:05 GMT
This was very helpful to me many thanks !!

> Click in C4 and enter an equal sign,
> =
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> called
> > Score in  block C4. Both worksheets are in the same file.
Alan - 09 Oct 2005 23:11 GMT
> I have a sum formula in block F3 of a worksheet called Furlong.  It is his
> total season bowling pinfall.  I want the program to automatically transfer
> this total, each time it is updated, to his team record on a worksheet called
> Score in  block C4. Both worksheets are in the same file.
 
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