I don't need to be able to reference multiple source spreadsheets, I just need to build this year's version using last year's as a guide, if that makes sense. If I cut out the extra columns that are in this year's source data and tag them on to the end, then clone the pivot tables from last year and refresh, do you think that will work? I'm thinking if I do that, the cell references won't be buggered as the data will be in the same place. (There are a bunch of Vlookups at the end of all the data that would need re-running but I'll cross that bridge when I come to it).
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I don't need to be able to reference multiple source spreadsheets, I just need to build this year's version using last year's as a guide, if that makes sense. If I cut out the extra columns that are in this year's source data and tag them on to the end, then clone the pivot tables from last year and refresh, do you think that will work? I'm thinking if I do that, the cell references won't be buggered as the data will be in the same place. (There are a bunch of Vlookups at the end of all the data that would need re-running but I'll cross that bridge when I come to it).