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From: Lynn on 1 Apr 2010 11:13
I have 2 excel worksheets, both are in different formats. Both will
contain the same data but spread across different parts of the
worksheets.

if I have filled in the data for 1 worksheet, how can i automate this
data to be filled into the other worksheet?
From: Don Guillett on 1 Apr 2010 11:20
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"Lynn" <moley_cruz(a)yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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>I have 2 excel worksheets, both are in different formats. Both will
> contain the same data but spread across different parts of the
> worksheets.
>
> if I have filled in the data for 1 worksheet, how can i automate this
> data to be filled into the other worksheet?

From: RustyOnVBA on 1 Apr 2010 19:35
Without knowing much about what you are doing, its difficult to tell, but if
this is a one off exercise you might be best using formulae to do this task,
if its a difference in columns or a change in layout VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP will
prove useful

"Lynn" wrote:

> I have 2 excel worksheets, both are in different formats. Both will
> contain the same data but spread across different parts of the
> worksheets.
>
> if I have filled in the data for 1 worksheet, how can i automate this
> data to be filled into the other worksheet?
> .
>
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