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Help with #REF! error on worksheet
Hello,
I have created a worksheet template that is saved and used monthly to summarize data exported from another db. The cell references in the template that correlate to the imported data never change nor do the names of the imported worksheets. The problem I have is when I copy my template to the new workbook with the next months data and recalc, I still get ref errors. I have to manually click into each cell / formula to eliminate the err and get the data. Is there a way to have this information updated automatically when I copy my template into the new workbook? Thanks, Greg Y |
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Re: Help with #REF! error on worksheet
I'm not exactly clear on why you're getting the ref error but if you find
that double clicking the formulas fixes them then you might find that doing a Find/Replace of "=" with "=" does the same thing to all the formulas at once. -- Jim "dblplanker" <dblplanker@roadrunner.com> wrote in message news:OWpwW63uIHA.2292@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... | Hello, | | I have created a worksheet template that is saved and used monthly to | summarize data exported from another db. The cell references in the template | that correlate to the imported data never change nor do the names of the | imported worksheets. | | The problem I have is when I copy my template to the new workbook with the | next months data and recalc, I still get ref errors. I have to manually | click into each cell / formula to eliminate the err and get the data. Is | there a way to have this information updated automatically when I copy my | template into the new workbook? | | Thanks, | | Greg Y | | |
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Re: Help with #REF! error on worksheet
Thank you!
That worked. I hope to find an automated method going forward but this will work for now. Thanks again "Jim Rech" <jrrech@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:OJZsyX4uIHA.4492@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > I'm not exactly clear on why you're getting the ref error but if you find > that double clicking the formulas fixes them then you might find that > doing > a Find/Replace of "=" with "=" does the same thing to all the formulas at > once. > > -- > Jim > "dblplanker" <dblplanker@roadrunner.com> wrote in message > news:OWpwW63uIHA.2292@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > | Hello, > | > | I have created a worksheet template that is saved and used monthly to > | summarize data exported from another db. The cell references in the > template > | that correlate to the imported data never change nor do the names of the > | imported worksheets. > | > | The problem I have is when I copy my template to the new workbook with > the > | next months data and recalc, I still get ref errors. I have to manually > | click into each cell / formula to eliminate the err and get the data. > Is > | there a way to have this information updated automatically when I copy > my > | template into the new workbook? > | > | Thanks, > | > | Greg Y > | > | > > |
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