Re: excel tables
- From: Martin Fishlock <martin_fishlock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 30 Dec 2006 00:44:00 -0800
OK I'm still on 2002.
Point taken. But I think the user is still on a version lower than 2007.
Anyway way glad to know there is something else save for exceedingly large
files and a new menu bar.
Have a good new year.
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Martin
"orbii" wrote:
hmm i'm using excel 2007, and i can... so try it :).
happy new year! orbii
"Martin Fishlock" <martin_fishlock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Orbii as the previous repliers mentioned you cannot link directly to
another
***, either name the name and use the name range or use the indirect
function as:
=indirect("Sheet1!A1:A3")
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Hope this helps
Martin Fishlock, Bangkok, Thailand
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"orbii" wrote:
kinda odd if you ask me. it wont' allow you to select another ***
while
making the list, but it allows you to type in another ***'s name!R:C.
anyways, if you prebuild the string =Sheet1!A1:A17 should work too
cheers, orbii
"geo" <roberts_g@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I don't think Data Validate will work. I'm not able to pull the data
from
worksheet1 to worksheet2 (the purchase order) using data validate unless
it
was all on the same ***.
Work*** 1
UNIT COST SCREEN GRILLES
2535 $ 130.46 $ 14.63 $ 19.10
2541 $ 144.01 $ 16.00 $ 19.10
2559 $ 154.65 $ 20.11 $ 19.10
2941 $ 163.04 $ 16.92 $ 28.04
2965 $ 177.23 $ 22.40 $ 41.44
3341 $ 142.07 $ 17.83 $ 28.04
359 $ 132.72 $ 21.94 $ 28.04
3365 $ 246.27 $ 23.31 $ 41.44
3371 $ 259.81 $ 24.68 $ 41.44
3747 $ 155.5 $ 20.11 $ 36.98
3757 $ 165.30 $ 22.40 $ 36.98
3759 $ 227.50 $ 22.85 $ 36.98
4159 $ 214.0 N/A $ 37.03
5953 $ 234.5 N/A $ 48.56
Work*** 2 - In this work*** I want to be able to pick from the
parts
table
enter in quanties and have the cost added up accordingly.
UNIT QTY COST QTY SCREEN QTY GRILLES LOCATION
2541 1 $ 144.01 1 $ 16.00 $ 19.10
KITCHEN
SUB TOTALS: $ 134.01 DINING ROOM
TAX: $ 11.73 KITCHEN
TOTALS: $ 145.74 LAUNDRY
"Bernard Liengme" <bliengme@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Use Date Validate -> List to select the item
Use VLOOKUP to get costs
best wishes
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"geo" <roberts_g@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have a workbook with a two worksheets.
Worksheet1 is like a parts table it has a listing of parts (windows)
Window item, Cost of window, cost of screen, cost of grill.
Worksheet2 is like a purchase order.
I want to be able to select items from the parts table in my purchase
order? I'm not real sure the best way to do that?
Thanks,
Geo
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