Hello, I work with a system that prints out receipts on a dedicated little
printer whenever there is a transaction.
I want to be able to capture the information onto a laptop that I plug in
instead of the printer, and end up with it all in an Excel spreadsheet.

On Sheet1 I have cells linked to cells in Sheet2, Sheet3.... (I did Copy and
Paste Link). With about 20 sheets in a workbook, it gets difficult to go
between Sheet1 and the rest of the sheets.
Is there a way, e.g. double click on a linked cell on Sheet1 to activate the

I have an excel file A that use a VLOOKUP to retrieve data from another
Excel file B.
The data retrieved in B file is computed with diffrerent funtions that get
data from a database.

I am using MS Excel to handle my transactions but with my present rate of
data, I will reach the limit in terms of number of rows of one spreadsheet,
ie. 65,000+, in no time.
Is it possible that I use MS Access as my database but processing will be

I have 3 spreadsheets which I maintain to track sales.  One for each of our
branches and one which serves as a master.  I've been manually typing the
numbers in each sheet but I am sure there is a way that I can enter the
numbers once in the master and reference the appropriate ...

I have a master workbook that then links into a shared workbook, open on
different workstations, however when the master has a linked cell changed,
the shared workbook does not update dymanically, is there a way do to this?
Regards

A client has reported the following problem: He works in a corporate
enviroment. They have recently upgraded from Office 2000 to 2003. He
has a lot of workbooks that pulls data from sheets in other books,
typically stored on a network server.