I am in the process of trying to write an Excel Spreadsheet to assist with pricing for an airline charter company that I work for.
We would like to provide our pilots with an A5 sized booklet with all the tracks, distances, times and charter prices from Point A to Point B, Point C, etc.
The idea is as follows:
This first Worksheet lists all the locations we fly into with their tracks, distances and charter costs fpr each aircraft type.
The TIME is calculated by the formula =(C4/'Aircraft Data'!B5)*60
The COST is currently calculated by the formula =ROUND(((((C4/'Aircraft Data'!B5)*2)+0.2)*'Aircraft Data'!C5)/5,0)*5
This second Worksheet has the Aircraft Data - speeds and hourly rate.
Is there a way of setting up the Spreadsheet so that if a formula changes, particularly for the cost, we don't have to change the formula in each cell? Is it possible to write a formula/macro that references another cell/formula from, for instance, the second Worksheet (Aircraft Data)?
Thanks very much!
We would like to provide our pilots with an A5 sized booklet with all the tracks, distances, times and charter prices from Point A to Point B, Point C, etc.
The idea is as follows:
This first Worksheet lists all the locations we fly into with their tracks, distances and charter costs fpr each aircraft type.
The TIME is calculated by the formula =(C4/'Aircraft Data'!B5)*60
The COST is currently calculated by the formula =ROUND(((((C4/'Aircraft Data'!B5)*2)+0.2)*'Aircraft Data'!C5)/5,0)*5
This second Worksheet has the Aircraft Data - speeds and hourly rate.
Is there a way of setting up the Spreadsheet so that if a formula changes, particularly for the cost, we don't have to change the formula in each cell? Is it possible to write a formula/macro that references another cell/formula from, for instance, the second Worksheet (Aircraft Data)?
Thanks very much!