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How can you link formulas across multiple Excel workbooks? Just as you can link multiple worksheets within a workbook, you can also link multiple workbooks together. In this training, we’ll look at how you can link data across multiple Excel workbooks to summarize data or compile information in a primary workbook. You do this by creating formulas in one workbook that refers to a cell range or a range name in another workbook. References to other workbooks are called external references. A workbook with the data is called a source workbook, and the workbook with the links is called the destination workbook. In this Excel training, you’ll learn how to:
• Easily build formulas to link data from one Excel workbook to another.
• Update data in a linked or source workbook.
• View and edit links within a workbook.
• Break links you no longer need in an Excel workbook.
These time-saving formula shortcuts and features are supported by Microsoft Excel 365, Excel 2019, Excel 2016, and Excel 2013. Discover more Microsoft Excel lessons and download a free handout keyboard shortcuts at https://TheSoftwarePro.com/Excel. Software Productivity is Only a Click Away! ™
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Dawn Bjork, MCT, MOSM, is The Software Pro® with 25+ years’ experience as a tech translator and problem solver.
A professional speaker, Microsoft Certified Trainer, computer consultant, software training author, and business owner, Dawn simplifies complex processes with an informative, fun, and entertaining approach and delivers valuable content you can use immediately. Dawn has helped more than 100,000 individuals from Fortune 500 companies, government, education, and other organizations to learn smart, easy, and productive ways to use software and technology more effectively.
Microsoft has awarded Dawn with the certifications of Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT), Microsoft Office Specialist Master (MOSM), and Microsoft Excel Expert as well as individual certifications in Microsoft Windows, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access, and OneNote. A software and productivity speaker for conferences and meetings, Dawn is a Past President of the National Speakers Association-Colorado, the largest chapter in the country. Dawn is based in Denver, Colorado, and travels nationally in the United States as well as globally. Stop wasting time and effort trying to figure out software problems on your own!
Are you looking for Excel training in Denver, Colorado? Dawn delivers customized Microsoft Excel training classes in the Rocky Mountain Region (Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona) as well as across the United States and Canada. Each of these Excel skills topics can be customized for on-site training classes and workshops, virtual learning and remote training, or conference breakout sessions. Are you planning a meeting or conference? Dawn is also a conference speaker for technology education tracks and breakout sessions on specialized Excel topics (tips and tricks, PivotTables, formulas and functions, linking and sharing workbooks, charts and graphics, and more) as well as other Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat skills. All Excel software sessions are designed to fit the industry and needs of conference participants. Contact Dawn at (303) 699-6868 or Dawn@TheSoftwarePro.com to find out how you can add Microsoft Excel training to increase productivity by leveraging technology and software skills.
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Microsoft Excel: How to Link Data in Multiple Workbooks; Linking Excel Data Across Workbooks
