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To: fmikehugo who wrote (70492)	10/29/2007 12:13:02 AM
From: HerbVic	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213182

... referencing a value in another spreadsheet. By that, I suppose you mean a previously saved spreadsheet. I could see how that could be handy, but it seems that it ties the spreadsheets to the computer they're sitting on. I don't think it's possible in Numbers. What is possible is to have multiple spreadsheets in the same file and reference between them. Here's a print screen of one of the templates in the program that does just that. Only one spreadsheet is showing, but there are 3 associated with the file, as you'll see on the left. Download the Demo and try it. It's full functioning for 30 days.