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    Exclamation Transferring Data From Multiple sheets into one

    English.xls

    French.xls

    Master Sheet.xls

    Spanish.xlsHi,

    I have information spread in multiple sheets. The information is the same except for 2 columns - One additional Name and the date of closure. I am attaching the excel sheets here. I have knowledge object names in english, spanish and french.

    I want to transfer this information from multiple sheets into a single sheet which i am calling the master sheet. In the master sheet I want the information to automatically reach the moment someone types in the sheet of anyone of the language. For example, the moment i type bubba gump in english and put in the closure date it should appear in the master sheet and in the column in english there should be a tick mark or colour of some kind that says the work is done. Now if someone finishes the same in spanish it should appear in spanish column with the tick mark or colour of a different. The names of the knowledge objects should not be repeated. Or maybe the master sheet can just pick up the end date and display it there.

    Please look at the sheets to have a clear picture of what I am trying here.

    Your help will be greatly appreciated.

    Regards

    Mayank
    Last edited by Mayank.trivedi; 03-01-2010 at 10:43 PM.

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    Re: Transferring Data From Multiple sheets into one

    HI,

    Any assistance here.

    Regards

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    Re: Transferring Data From Multiple sheets into one

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