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The destination sheet is the sheet that includes the cell or cells to which something is being pasted or moved. Sheets are identified by the tabs along the bottom of the workbook.
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the actual destination not close or olmost but actual
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In the furmula bar function box or the destination cell type = followed by the sheet name you are calling the information from then ! then the source cell containing the information. Click the formuls bar tick box. The destination cell will automatically update when the source cell is modified. Example in cell H9 on a sheet called Leadership I have typed =Results!C25 thus every time the source cell (C25 on the Results sheet) is modified, the destination cell (Leadership H9) is updated. The quick way is to type = in the destination cell, change sheets and left click on your source cell. Go back to your destination sheet and click on the formula bar tick box (above the upper left of the spreadsheet, to the left of fx).