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How to display data from one worksheet onto another when it updates?

How to display data from one worksheet onto another when it updates?

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emstay26
Senior Member
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08-10-2016, 03:36 AM
#21
I just searched for some options and checked if they suit your requirements.
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emstay26
08-10-2016, 03:36 AM #21

I just searched for some options and checked if they suit your requirements.

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teddybear116
Member
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08-10-2016, 03:13 PM
#22
The plan I prefer isn't the one that fits my needs—it costs $24 a month (can handle up to 150 items), which is sufficient for me. The next option with 350 items in sync is around $45.
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teddybear116
08-10-2016, 03:13 PM #22

The plan I prefer isn't the one that fits my needs—it costs $24 a month (can handle up to 150 items), which is sufficient for me. The next option with 350 items in sync is around $45.

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ImThiago
Member
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08-10-2016, 05:48 PM
#23
When you mention items, it means the actual products, not files. That's correct. I already have more than 100 fans, with even more coming, and I'll eventually include CPU coolers.
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ImThiago
08-10-2016, 05:48 PM #23

When you mention items, it means the actual products, not files. That's correct. I already have more than 100 fans, with even more coming, and I'll eventually include CPU coolers.

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Mya_FM
Junior Member
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08-10-2016, 10:35 PM
#24
For example, one spreadsheet row counts as one item, or one task/card/issue - depending on the tool you're syncing, so yes, I believe you got it right. Probably 350 items would work better for you. Anyway, there's a free trial, you can test it and see if it makes sense. You could also check out this
guide
about the whole process, how to sync excel to google sheets, just to get an idea. I didn't find it particularly difficult to set things up, just followed the steps. However, there are some features that you might find super useful, for example, and they didn't really matter to me. Plus, there's a video to watch, you could look into it when you find time. I hope this helps. I mean, you said you're a one-man team and, in my case, we're a small team. So more than enough things to keep track of at the moment, and forgetting to do just one of them could cause problems. I can honestly say it's a relief I found a system that works, and I wish you the same.
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Mya_FM
08-10-2016, 10:35 PM #24

For example, one spreadsheet row counts as one item, or one task/card/issue - depending on the tool you're syncing, so yes, I believe you got it right. Probably 350 items would work better for you. Anyway, there's a free trial, you can test it and see if it makes sense. You could also check out this
guide
about the whole process, how to sync excel to google sheets, just to get an idea. I didn't find it particularly difficult to set things up, just followed the steps. However, there are some features that you might find super useful, for example, and they didn't really matter to me. Plus, there's a video to watch, you could look into it when you find time. I hope this helps. I mean, you said you're a one-man team and, in my case, we're a small team. So more than enough things to keep track of at the moment, and forgetting to do just one of them could cause problems. I can honestly say it's a relief I found a system that works, and I wish you the same.

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nina3313
Member
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08-12-2016, 09:47 PM
#25
Thank you very much! Your success is my goal!
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nina3313
08-12-2016, 09:47 PM #25

Thank you very much! Your success is my goal!

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