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Old 05-30-2016, 04:39 PM
jeffreybrown jeffreybrown is offline Creating a master spreadsheet for sorting information Windows Vista Creating a master spreadsheet for sorting information Office 2007
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Hello & Welcome to the Forum,



My suggestion would be to use a Worksheet change event on the master sheet which will send the information automatically to the individual sheets.

Do you want to use macros?
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Old 05-30-2016, 04:54 PM
Notsonerdy Notsonerdy is offline Creating a master spreadsheet for sorting information Windows 7 64bit Creating a master spreadsheet for sorting information Office 2010 64bit
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If I knew what any of what you just typed meant I'm sure it would mean something. Lets just say that my computer expertise is very minimal, I can write letters, do basic excel spread sheets and check email. LOL. Which is why I have come to the forums for help.

I honestly don't care if I understand how it works, I would just like to know how to make it work...
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