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10-29-2021, 11:18 AM | #93 |
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Damn, im drawing a blank on this one, feel like i should know it.
Question: Lets say i have a date field in a specific cell and want that same date to auto fill in another cell. Basically, i have the date on the top of the page and don't want to have to manually rewrite the date on each corresponding page within my worksheet. How do i do that? TIA.
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Is it too many to do a simple =[CELL] and make the cell reference absolute, then copy and paste that cell on each sheet?
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I am managing my online EA leagues using Excel and learning quite a bit. Learned about absolute references too. =$A$1 will make it so you can copy/paste and the pasted entries won't auto-change.
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10-29-2021, 12:52 PM | #96 |
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= your subsequent page date cells to the original? If it changes daily, =(dated cell)+1.
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Here's what im doing: I've created a daily task sheet via excel. A universal sheet for all the guys in the shop to work off of, that they can access as a shared document via OneDrive. I've laid it out so that i can fit 15 tasks in a single printable 8.5x11 sheet. However, somedays we may have more than 15 tasks, thus it would turn into a 2nd printable sheet. I don't want to have to re-write the date for each printable sheet. I want to enter it once on page 1, and then each subsequent page the data in that cell (B3) replicates on my 2nd, 3rd, 4th page etc. w/o having to re enter each time. Because i won't, i'll end up forgetting to change the date on each page knowing me.
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You should use Print functions for what you want in my opinion. In Excel you can select Rows to repeat at the top of each page. Create a header in row 1 of your sheet with the date in it and repeat it. Go to Page Layout Tab and then to Print Titles where you'll see "rows to repeat at top"
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Or convert it to Word and use the date function in the footer or header. |
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Tried the (Sheet1!B3) and it just gave me a #ref error. Could it because B3 is merged with B4 and B5?
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Un merged still no go. IDK wtf is going on. Your solution is the solution i found online and still #ref!
Bah. Frustrating. Edit: B3 is actually merged with C3, D3. Not that that should matter. I un-merged them and still no go.
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The formula I provided assumes the cells are on different tabs. I think I misunderstood what you are trying to do. You want the 2nd printed page to add the date if it runs to a second page printing. For that I just know when to start a new tab based on print area. If you are trying this on the same tab then it's just =A3. No sheet reference. It's ref erroring because of the external sheet reference is the same tab.
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That fixed it. Thanks. God i feel so stupid right now. I knew it was going to be something so simple.
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