Fill an Excel sheet from another table
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Hello dear internet friends,
I come to seek your help on Excel. I have two tables on two different sheets and I would like to automatically fill the one on the second sheet.
Does anyone have a solution? I'm not very good with Excel, and if someone is willing to give me lessons, I'm ready to pay.
See you soon ;-)
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I come to seek your help on Excel. I have two tables on two different sheets and I would like to automatically fill the one on the second sheet.
Does anyone have a solution? I'm not very good with Excel, and if someone is willing to give me lessons, I'm ready to pay.
See you soon ;-)
Configuration: Windows 7 / Internet Explorer 8.0
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Hello
For example, on sheet 2, you can put an equal sign in a cell, then go to the sheet with the cell you want to retrieve the information from and hit enter, and you will see that you have created a link between these two cells.
I hope I have helped you.
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For example, on sheet 2, you can put an equal sign in a cell, then go to the sheet with the cell you want to retrieve the information from and hit enter, and you will see that you have created a link between these two cells.
I hope I have helped you.
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If you want to automatically retrieve what is written in cell C12 of sheet 1 in cell G3 of sheet 2, simply enter the formula =Sheet1!C12 in G3.
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Thank you, Philou, for your feedback. In fact, that's what I did; the problem is that the first table contains more information and therefore more rows than the second. So, when I drag the cursor, instead of getting the information from row 4, for example, on my second table, I get row 2 from the first.