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Create linked dynamic and linked static images

Create linked dynamic and linked static images

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Create linked dynamic and linked static images

- [Voiceover] On this worksheet called 1st Quarter we're seeing some data, starting in column G, that looks a little different than the other data. The rows aren't quite lining up perfectly and the columns don't seem to always match up up top. Looks a little strange. 2nd Quarter, same idea, 3rd Quarter, 4th Quarter. What we're seeing in all these cases here is actually a picture. If I click one of these you'll see how handles emerge on the corners and on the sides. And what this is a picture of, and notice as I go back 3rd Quarter, 2nd Quarter, we're seeing the same data on the right side of the screen here. Grand total at the bottom, 27,879, 171,000 on top. I'm gonna go to the summary sheet now. Here's 171,000, there's that other number, 27,879 at the bottom. What we've done here is something you could consider doing. This data here was copied and was pasted on each of the other four sheets. Now, backtrack a little bit here. On this 4th Quarter sheet here, I'm gonna zoom in a little…

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