Auto Populate Column onto other Sheet

BrettOlbrys1

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I know this is probably easy, but my mind is blank. I have two sheets. Sheet 1 (column A) contains the data and this column can grow hundreds of lines per day.

I want all of Sheet 1 (column A) data, as it grows, to auto-populate Sheet 2 (column A). Sheet 2 will have multiple other columns, and will be setup as a Table.

What formula can I use that will auto-populate Sheet 2 (column A) with Sheet 1 (column A) data no matter how many rows of data are in sheet 1?

Thanks

Brett
 

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Would you be happy having col A on sheet2 as a normal range, rather than a table?
 
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I know this is probably easy, but my mind is blank. I have two sheets. Sheet 1 (column A) contains the data and this column can grow hundreds of lines per day.

I want all of Sheet 1 (column A) data, as it grows, to auto-populate Sheet 2 (column A). Sheet 2 will have multiple other columns, and will be setup as a Table.

What formula can I use that will auto-populate Sheet 2 (column A) with Sheet 1 (column A) data no matter how many rows of data are in sheet 1?

Thanks

Brett
Let me add some more information. In Sheet 1, there is data in columns A through H, but all I need is the data in columns A, B, E, and H. It's these (4) columns I want to auto-populate into a single table on Sheet 2 into columns A, B, C, and D.
 
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Would you be happy having col A on sheet2 as a normal range, rather than a table?
See my follow-up message as you were posting your reply. I need this as a single Table on sheet 2 because there will be calculations I am doing against these columns in the columns to the right of the table and I need it as a table so the calculation cells will auto-populate down the table.
 
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If it's a structured table, then the amount of rows will not change just because you have more data on sheet1.
You could however use a normal range & the 1st 4 cols would be a spill range that will adjust automatically.
 
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If it's a structured table, then the amount of rows will not change just because you have more data on sheet1.
You could however use a normal range & the 1st 4 cols would be a spill range that will adjust automatically.
Sorry, but you lost me. Let's say that today I have 10 rows of data in Sheet 1 (columns A - H), that means that my Sheet 2 should have 10 rows of data too. Tomorrow, Sheet 1 may grow from the 10 rows of data to a total of 50 rows of data, which means Sheet 2 should have 50 rows of data. But I only want certain columns from Sheet 1 (columns A, B, E, and H) to auto-populate Sheet 2 columns A(A), B(B), C(E), D(H). In columns E and F of sheet 2, I will be doing some calculations. Sheet 2 needs to be setup as one Table so that as the rows of data increase, my calculation cells (columns E and F) auto-populate down the rows too.

I just need to understand how to auto-populate certain columns from Sheet 1 onto Sheet 2 into a single Table?

Thanks

Brett
 
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When you talk about a table do you mean a structured table, or just a normal range?
 
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Ok, so if your table & sheet1 have 10 rows of data & tomorrow you add 10 more rows to sheet1, the table is not going to expand to include those extra 10 rows.
 
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