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55. Reference Data Outside This Sheet
42 Enter Simple Data into a Spreadsheet 46 Edit Cell Data 64 Conditionally Format Data If all your data resided in the current sheet, referencing other cells would be simple. You'd only need to know the other cell's address, such as D4. What if the cell is in another sheet inside the current spreadsheet? If Sheet1 needs to reference cell G6 in a sheet named Sheet3, you cannot use the simple G6 reference.
TIPIf you use a spreadsheet with multiple names, consider renaming the default sheet names of Sheet1, Sheet2, and Sheet3 to names that are more meaningful, such as Division1Sales, Division2Sales, and Division3Sales. Right-click the sheet name's tab and select Rename to rename, insert, or delete any sheet.Perhaps the data you need isn't even in another sheet but resides across your network somewhere. Or, perhaps, the data resides across the world, accessible from the Internet. That's no problem for Calc. You can insert network addresses and web address links anywhere in a spreadsheet to display data from that location.[View full size image]
Use the following pattern:
That's quite a mouthful! Here is one such example:
='http://www.YourDomain.com/Spreadsheet.sxc'#Sheet1.Cell
='http://www.simplerenthouses.com/corporate.sxc'#Division1.W11
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