SteveP29
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Afternoon all,
My company tracks office petty cash spend via Excel.
Each year, each location within the company is given a link in Sharepoint to their template (we call it a template because its blank when they receive the link, it isn't an actual .xltm or .xlt file) for the year.
The file structure in Sharepoint is:
Petty Cash Templates- 2019-20- Office A
Office B
Office C etc etc
2020-21- Office A
Office B
Office C
2021-22- Office A
Office B
Office C
There are 12 worksheets within each workbook (one for each month of the year)
The Opening balance for months 2- 12 are determined via a cell reference formula pointing to the closing balance cell in the previous month's worksheet.
During the year, our staff input their petty cash spend in the appropriate month.
As it currently stands, at the beginning of each new financial year, our staff have to note the closing balance figure, close that template down and open the new financial year template to populate their opening balance figure on month 1
I am unable to add a cell reference to the closing balance for month 12 of one year in the opening balance cell in month 1 of the new year (so that staff members don't need to) because you can't have 2 workbooks with the same name open concurrently
(as you can see from the file structure above, each template for each office is given the same name every year for consistency)
Is there a way to get round this?
Thanks.
My company tracks office petty cash spend via Excel.
Each year, each location within the company is given a link in Sharepoint to their template (we call it a template because its blank when they receive the link, it isn't an actual .xltm or .xlt file) for the year.
The file structure in Sharepoint is:
Petty Cash Templates- 2019-20- Office A
Office B
Office C etc etc
2020-21- Office A
Office B
Office C
2021-22- Office A
Office B
Office C
There are 12 worksheets within each workbook (one for each month of the year)
The Opening balance for months 2- 12 are determined via a cell reference formula pointing to the closing balance cell in the previous month's worksheet.
During the year, our staff input their petty cash spend in the appropriate month.
As it currently stands, at the beginning of each new financial year, our staff have to note the closing balance figure, close that template down and open the new financial year template to populate their opening balance figure on month 1
I am unable to add a cell reference to the closing balance for month 12 of one year in the opening balance cell in month 1 of the new year (so that staff members don't need to) because you can't have 2 workbooks with the same name open concurrently
(as you can see from the file structure above, each template for each office is given the same name every year for consistency)
Is there a way to get round this?
Thanks.