Excel provides a multiple-sheet edit feature that makes it easy to make the same changes to multiple sheets at the same time. This feature is useful when there are two more sheets with the same layout and the same changes (editing data, formatting, inserting rows and columns, clearing cells, etc.) need to be made to all sheets. To enable this feature select the first sheet and then, while holding down CTRL, click on the similarly formatted sheets that are to be editing in the same way. Or, to select all sheets, right-click on the visible sheet's tab and choose "Select All Sheets". To select any sequence of sheets activate the first and then, while holding down the SHIFT key, click on the last sheet tab to be selected. Any changes made to the first sheet will be applied to all selected sheets. To unselect the additional sheets, right-click on the visible sheet's tab and select "Ungroup Sheets".
Kevin
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by: zorvekPosted on 2008-05-07 at 10:11:21ID: 21518398
On every other sheet put this formula in cell C2:
=Sheet1!C2
Where "Sheet1" is the tab name of the first sheet.
Kevin