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    frank.freeman
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    [SOLVED] adding rows across multiple worksheets within a single workbook

    I am attempting to creat a workbook in excell 2003 pro which contains several
    worksheets. all of the worksheets contain the same names in the first column
    and the data in the following colums is manipulated with summeries of the
    columns on the last sheet. that part is not a problem. my problem is that if
    i add a row to the first sheet in the middle of the rows of data i need the
    workbook to add the rows to the other sheets in the same place mailtaining
    the same formulas/relationships.

    any help would be appreciated

    f.freeman@usa.net



  2. #2
    Tom Ogilvy
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    Re: adding rows across multiple worksheets within a single workbook

    Assume you are doing this manually:

    group the appropriate sheets before you insert the rows and put in the
    formulas.

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    Regards,
    Tom Ogilvy

    "frank.freeman" <frank.freeman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:57B2254D-AFB7-4AA0-B7EE-ECE701208750@microsoft.com...
    > I am attempting to creat a workbook in excell 2003 pro which contains

    several
    > worksheets. all of the worksheets contain the same names in the first

    column
    > and the data in the following colums is manipulated with summeries of the
    > columns on the last sheet. that part is not a problem. my problem is that

    if
    > i add a row to the first sheet in the middle of the rows of data i need

    the
    > workbook to add the rows to the other sheets in the same place mailtaining
    > the same formulas/relationships.
    >
    > any help would be appreciated
    >
    > f.freeman@usa.net
    >
    >




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