R
Robin
Hi everyone.
I'm trying to discover if it is possible to do several things in Excel 2000.
I have set up an accounting system. There are 13 .xls files. One for each
month, and a Year end Summary. The file for each month is made up of 8
separate worksheets for accounting purposes.
1. Is it possible to have the Year end Summary file pull data from the other
12 files? (something similar to paste special, paste link but across files
as well as worksheets) How can this be achieved?
2. Is there a way to perform calculations from the data in the other 12
files? e.g. Lets say each month, there are several purchases of fuel.
These will be recorded in the 12 files (perhaps in separate worksheets
within the files). I want my summary sheet (file 13) to be able to tell me
how much I spent on fuel each month, then give me the total. Can it be
done?
3. Is it possible to create a drop-down box with options? I would need the
box to be populated with data from another spreadsheet file or an Access
database.
Many thanks for reading and sharing your wisdom........
Robin
I'm trying to discover if it is possible to do several things in Excel 2000.
I have set up an accounting system. There are 13 .xls files. One for each
month, and a Year end Summary. The file for each month is made up of 8
separate worksheets for accounting purposes.
1. Is it possible to have the Year end Summary file pull data from the other
12 files? (something similar to paste special, paste link but across files
as well as worksheets) How can this be achieved?
2. Is there a way to perform calculations from the data in the other 12
files? e.g. Lets say each month, there are several purchases of fuel.
These will be recorded in the 12 files (perhaps in separate worksheets
within the files). I want my summary sheet (file 13) to be able to tell me
how much I spent on fuel each month, then give me the total. Can it be
done?
3. Is it possible to create a drop-down box with options? I would need the
box to be populated with data from another spreadsheet file or an Access
database.
Many thanks for reading and sharing your wisdom........
Robin