Thank you very much it worked well.
What I see is that when a cell in sheet1 is empty (no values) the result in
sheet3 will be zero.
Can I avoide this and have an empty cell with nothing inside?
Another thing is that colomn G is representing a year.
How can I see the value of 00 if the year is 2000 and the value is entered
as 00 instad of 2000.
Hope to get help
thanks
> Go to B14 on Sheet3 and type =Sheet1!B14
> Now copy and paste that formula to all of the ranges you have specified.
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Earl Kiosterud - 24 Jan 2007 22:50 GMT
If I may add a couple things. With the links in Sheet 3, the user must not
change the cells in Sheet 3. that will destroy the link. It's not a
two-way link.
To prevent the zeroes, you can use -IF(Sheet1!B14<>"", Sheet1!B14, "") You
can use the Fill Handle to copy this into the other cells, both downward and
across.

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> Thank you very much it worked well.
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Khalil Handal - 25 Jan 2007 04:47 GMT
Thank a lot it works well.
Khalil
> If I may add a couple things. With the links in Sheet 3, the user must
> not change the cells in Sheet 3. that will destroy the link. It's not a
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KC Rippstein - 25 Jan 2007 02:33 GMT
To have dates show the way you want, select that range in column G and go to
Format->Cells...on the "Numbers" tab, choose "Date" from the list, and then
a bunch of available date formats show up in a new list that you can pick
from. Select one that shows the year as 2 digits.
> Thank you very much it worked well.
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Khalil Handal - 25 Jan 2007 04:40 GMT
thanks for the note, but what i ment is I only enter the year in that cell .
example:
i type 06 or 2006 only and not a whole date; I am using only the year part.
Khalil
> To have dates show the way you want, select that range in column G and go
> to Format->Cells...on the "Numbers" tab, choose "Date" from the list, and
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Khalil Handal - 25 Jan 2007 04:48 GMT
Solved!
thanks
> thanks for the note, but what i ment is I only enter the year in that cell
> .
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