How to combine multiple tables dynamically?
We track projects using simple tables:
Date Recv'd|Assigned to|Vendor|amount|Notes.
Right now we all track it on one giant table, but if someone forgets to reset a filter or gets unaligned with their edits then something gets messed up.
What I would like to do is separate each person into their own sheet and have a master sheet that auto updates dynamically and adds any new entries or edits.
I can't figure out how to do this. I've tried making data tables and apending in the master, but this doesn't update. I also thought about making a pivot table but I'm very inexperienced and the pivot table looks like a complete mess (that's probably more due to inexperience). Ideally I would like the master table to look exactly like the smaller tables (They will all have the exact same columns), but some differences would be fine.
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We track projects using simple tables:
Date Recv'd|Assigned to|Vendor|amount|Notes.
Right now we all track it on one giant table, but if someone forgets to reset a filter or gets unaligned with their edits then something gets messed up.
What I would like to do is separate each person into their own sheet and have a master sheet that auto updates dynamically and adds any new entries or edits.
I can't figure out how to do this. I've tried making data tables and apending in the master, but this doesn't update. I also thought about making a pivot table but I'm very inexperienced and the pivot table looks like a complete mess (that's probably more due to inexperience). Ideally I would like the master table to look exactly like the smaller tables (They will all have the exact same columns), but some differences would be fine.
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2016
asked Feb 14 at 17:21
Tyler SmithTyler Smith
11
add a comment |
We track projects using simple tables:
Date Recv'd|Assigned to|Vendor|amount|Notes.
Right now we all track it on one giant table, but if someone forgets to reset a filter or gets unaligned with their edits then something gets messed up.
What I would like to do is separate each person into their own sheet and have a master sheet that auto updates dynamically and adds any new entries or edits.
I can't figure out how to do this. I've tried making data tables and apending in the master, but this doesn't update. I also thought about making a pivot table but I'm very inexperienced and the pivot table looks like a complete mess (that's probably more due to inexperience). Ideally I would like the master table to look exactly like the smaller tables (They will all have the exact same columns), but some differences would be fine.
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2016
asked Feb 14 at 17:21
Tyler SmithTyler Smith
11
We track projects using simple tables:
Date Recv'd|Assigned to|Vendor|amount|Notes.
Right now we all track it on one giant table, but if someone forgets to reset a filter or gets unaligned with their edits then something gets messed up.
What I would like to do is separate each person into their own sheet and have a master sheet that auto updates dynamically and adds any new entries or edits.
I can't figure out how to do this. I've tried making data tables and apending in the master, but this doesn't update. I also thought about making a pivot table but I'm very inexperienced and the pivot table looks like a complete mess (that's probably more due to inexperience). Ideally I would like the master table to look exactly like the smaller tables (They will all have the exact same columns), but some differences would be fine.
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2016
microsoft-excel worksheet-function microsoft-excel-2016
asked Feb 14 at 17:21
Tyler SmithTyler Smith
11
asked Feb 14 at 17:21
Tyler SmithTyler Smith
11
asked Feb 14 at 17:21
Tyler SmithTyler Smith
11
asked Feb 14 at 17:21
Tyler SmithTyler Smith
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asked Feb 14 at 17:21
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