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From: Olivia on 22 Apr 2010 14:38 I don't think will solve the problem, I use excel's functions and formulas all the time, but I am looking for something more advanced. There is not always an dollar amount to entered into the cell. I did try using the Data Validation, which gives me a warning or a pop up box. I thinking I may need a macro of some sort. Thanks "trip_to_tokyo" wrote: > EXCEL 2007 > > Try this:- > > 1. In Sheet1 cell A1 I enter, for example:- > > hello > > The above can be anything you like. > > 2. In Sheet2 cell a1 (or any cell of your choice) I type:- > > =Sheet1!A1 > > This pulls in the word:- > > hello > > - from Sheet1 cell A1. > > Adapt the above to your needs. > > If my comments have helped please hit Yes. > > Thanks. > > "Olivia" wrote: > > > I need some help to see if Excel will be able to accommodate a task I would > > like to do. I have this tax payment worksheet in excel, what I would like to > > happen is the following: > > > > if I enter data (dollar amount that is not equal to zero) in a certain > > column, then excel would automatically populate or open an existing worksheet > > or take me to another tab in the same worksheet, so that I am reminded to > > fill out the same dollar amount in other spreadsheet. > >
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