Hi,

Using Cell References, you should be able to do what you’re asking.  So, for 
example, in your case, I’d do the following:

• move to cell B1 inn Table B.
• Enter the formula “=Table C::B1”.  Assuming your wanting to mirror the same 
cell reference in the other table.
• Normally, we’d just do an Auto-Fill Down here, but I can’t seem to make that 
work in this situation, so, simply copy the contents of Table B, cell B1 then 
paste it into B2. B3, B4 etc.

Not the prettiest, but it will do the job.  Now, if you change something in 
those referenced cells in Table c, they will automatically be changed 
accordingly in Table B.  You’ll be able to also apply formulas to the data in 
Table B if necessary.  There’s supposed to be some keyboard shortcuts to handle 
this as well, but I haven’t got them to work for me yet either.  I’ll play some 
more and update if I figure out anything profound.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On Mar 16, 2015, at 10:19, Jürgen Fleger <apple-engl...@fleger.net> wrote:

Hi,

Is there a way to mirror a column in another table at once? Or do I really have 
to define formulars for each cell? I want column B1 to B37 in Table A to apear 
exactly as it is in Table C. Would be a lot of work. Additionally I want the 
column in Table C to change if I change values in column B in Table A. That's 
why I don't want to simply copy and paste it to Table C.

@Phil: I agree, it's good to read the manual of Numbers but in terms of 
searching in it I'm not that successful. ;-) That's why I'm so glad to know 
this list. :-)

Thanks for help and
all the best
Jürgen

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