Is it possible to automate link creation between 2 smarthsheets?
Regarding the question above, consider a scenario where 1 project requires 2 linked smartsheets. Now consider a scenario where 50+ projects each require 2 linked smartsheets and a new project is added to the que 2 or 3 times a week.
Is it possible to have two "master" smartsheets linked to each other that can be copied and saved for the next new project without losing the links already created? If the answer is no, is it possible to automate the creation of links between the two smartsheets?
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Genevieve P. Employee Admin
If you have two sheets already linked as a sort of template, then you can house both of these sheets inside a Folder.
Then, when you have a new project, you cancopy the folderwith "Save as New" and select the option to keep the new sheets linked to each other:
Let me know if this will work for you!
Cheers,
Genevieve
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Genevieve P. Employee Admin
If you have two sheets already linked as a sort of template, then you can house both of these sheets inside a Folder.
Then, when you have a new project, you cancopy the folderwith "Save as New" and select the option to keep the new sheets linked to each other:
Let me know if this will work for you!
Cheers,
Genevieve
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Yes, it worked. You are awesome!
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Genevieve P. Employee Admin
Glad I could help!
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Freymish ✭
I have the same basic scenario except I would like to be able to add another sheet as a source and be able to "initialize" a row as to link to the new sheet.
Were I doing this a different way I would call column1 SheetName and then make the link statement like a formula:
"Link in from[email protected]"
Is there a way to accomplish this? Probably a different topic
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Genevieve P. Employee Admin
There isn't a way to identify a sheet by the sheet name in a cell and have the formula automatically know what sheet to link out you; you will need to create the Reference to that sheet by selecting this range specifically in your Cross Sheet Reference. See:Cross-sheet formulas
Cheers,
Genevieve
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In something similar to the previous comment, I'm trying to use a template for each project and roll up a few cells (key dates per project) into a master sheet with all projects. Can I have the master automatically pull from new sheets created without going in and updating the sheets to reference?
Or is there a do a lookup on a report to populate information into a sheet?
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Genevieve P. Employee Admin
没有一种aut的公式omatically detect when a new sheet is created; you will need to manually create new Cross Sheet references.
Reports can automatically include new sheets, but only if you select an Entire Workspace as the source of the Report (see:Select Source Sheets for Report Builder)
Please let the Product team know of your feature request byfilling in this form, here.
Thanks!
Genevieve
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You would use the below for Jan 2023 and adjust the month and year numbers accordingly for each of the other months.<\/p>
=IF(AND(MONTH([Start Date]@row)<= 1, YEAR([Start Date]@row)<= 2023, MONTH([End Date]@row)>= 1, YEAR([End Date]@row)>= 2023), [$ per month]@row)<\/p>"},{"commentID":387901,"body":"
Lets try a different approach.<\/p>
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