One code updates two worksheets

ipbr21054

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Morning,
I have the following supplied code which works fine.
The worksheet that this code is on is named INVOICE.
I have copied this worksheet & named it INVOICE 2

What i would like to do is after the current invoice number has incremented by 1 on INVOICE 1 have the same happen for INVOICE 2
If you can advise i will the also add this code to INVOICE 2 to do the same for INVOICE

Range("N4").Value = Range("N4").Value + 1 worksheet ="INVOICE2" ETC ETC

Code:
Private Sub Clear_Invoice_After_Printing_Click()    
    Dim objWord As New Word.Application
    'Copy the range Which you want to paste in a New Word Document as a screenshot
    Dim strFileName As String
    strFileName = "C:\Users\Ian\Desktop\REMOTES ETC\DR COPY INVOICES\Invoice " & Range("N4").Value & " " & Format(Now, "dd-mm-yyyy") & ".doc"
    Range("G3:O60").CopyPicture xlPrinter
    With objWord
        With .Documents.Add
            .Parent.Selection.Paste
            .SaveAs strFileName
            .Close
        End With
        '.Visible = True
        .Quit
    End With
    MsgBox strFileName, vbInformation, "Invoice Saved as Screenshot  Word.doc"
    
    
    Range("G13:I18").ClearContents
    Range("N14:O18").ClearContents
    Range("G27:N42").ClearContents
    Range("G13:I13").ClearContents
    Range("G49:I49").ClearContents
    Range("G48:I48").ClearContents
    Range("G47:I47").ClearContents
    Range("G46:I46").ClearContents
    Range("G45:I45").ClearContents
    Range("N4").Value = Range("N4").Value + 1
    Range("G13").Select
    ActiveWorkbook.Save
    
End Sub
 

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What you ask seems almost too easy which makes me think I've misunderstood. So If the cell containing the current invoice number changes, change the equivalent cell on 2 other worksheets to the exact same number?
 
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Hi,
On INVOICE sheet the number changed as they are printed off
At the point the sheet INVOICE 2 also needs to follow suit without me even opening the INVOICE 2 sheet.

Example.
Both sheets are at say 100

I then print off 4 invoices using INVOICE "BUT" i also require INVOICE to to show 104 even though this sheet was not opened.

Hence the code running on INVOICE not only does it increment that sheet but also INVOICE 2 sheet.

Thanks
 
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Ahh, You're getting mixed up between workbooks and worksheets. Workbooks contain worksheets. I thought you just needed to update a value in the same workbook.

So is the invoice number in the exact same location on in each workbook?

If so what are the workbook names, worksheet names and cell addresses? It's still straight forward, just need that info
 
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I assume you know you can just link the cells. Will it always be INVOICE that changes then the next 2 need updating?
 
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No i did not know.
Two worksheets.
INVOICE & INVOICE 2

When the receipt number changes on one i need it to also do the same for the other,then i will not have 2 receipts the same number.
 
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Will it always be INVOICE that changes and INVOICE 2 that needs updating or could INVOICE 2 change and INVOICE need updating too?

If only INVOICE 2 needs to reflect then:


  1. Open both INVOICE + INVOICE 2
  2. On INVOICE 2 go to the cell that contains the invoice number (i assume it is the same as INVOICE - N4 ?)
  3. In the formula bar type =
  4. Then click on INVOICE and click on N4 and press enter.
  5. The formula on N4 on INVOICE 2 should read something like:
    Code:
    =[INVOICE.xlsx]Sheet1!$N$4

If you have the same Macro on each sheet then we need to do it in code...
 
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I think this will produce what im looking for ??

Code:
Worksheets("INVOICE 2").Range("N4").Value = Range("N4").Value
 
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It is,

Many thanks for your time.

I will also look at your code supplied.
 
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