Enter Data Into Worksheets In Excel 2007
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There are times when you need to enter the same data into multiple worksheets within a single workbook. For example, if you need the same list of names to appear on more than one worksheet. One method you can use is to enter all the data into one worksheet then copy it over to the other ones. Or, you can use the method that is described below.
Instead of copying the same data between worksheets, you can use the Group feature. Once you group two or more worksheets, any data you type into one worksheet will appear in the other. So let’s take a look at how you can do this.
With your workbook open, hold down the CTRL key while clicking the worksheets you want to group. You will notice that the tabs of any grouped worksheets turn white. Click the active worksheet and enter in your data. The data will automatically be entered into all the grouped worksheets.
Once you are finished you can ungroup the worksheets by right clicking any sheet name and selecting the ungroup option.
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3 Comments
Mike Parker
October 5th, 2007
at 7:22am
The same “group” feature can be used for a vaiety of funtion: cut/paste, copy/paste, set font, font size, font color, cell color, cell borders, etc.
Surprisingly, one thing you cannot do, at least in my Excell 2003, is left/right/center justify!
Warning! Like many features, this one can can lead to surprising and unwanted results if you forget that you have multiple worksheets selected selected and intend to apply the change to only one.
Raman
October 5th, 2007
at 10:45am
Hey Diana,
Just came across this when I was getting annoyed, being unalbe to enter line break! Thank you very much. Your tips are useful.
Rgds,
Raman
Anna
October 11th, 2007
at 1:18am
Hello Diana,
Thank you very much for all of your tips. Any time I experience a problem with any MS application I directly go to your site and almost always find answer on my questions. This tip is not exception.