Linked Tables with Dynamic Range

cpendergast

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I am working on an Excel 2013 workbook that I have to update with a new dataset multiple times a week. The data range frequently changes and requires an unnecessary amount of time to update tables on multiple sheets linked to a master table.

The updated dataset is pulled into the first sheet and formatted as a table. The following sheets have tables that are linked to the Sheet 1 table using this formula: =Table1[#All]

However, if the dataset increases from 103 to 105 rows (or decreases to 100), I have to manually go through the linked tables on the following sheets and add/delete rows. Is there a way to automate the process of altering a linked table's range based on the master table?

Please help! Thank you :)
 

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