Change the image of a cell from another cell

I think I accidentally understood your example. And I have to say, this is the first time in years that I've come so close to a real answer. It is a great job that you have done. I believe I can now organize myself with this.

I am sending you a screenshot of two examples (out of 9) where I have placed images (logos) of 9 NHL teams and everything is working fine. I know I can put the name of the teams in place of the numbers.

There are some differences between our versions of Numbers. I have the latest version since this week.

Thank you very much, really.

Hello Barry

You have a good memory. The last time I asked for help with my hockey boards was 3 years ago. And you have helped me a lot.

I have not forgotten the Canadians (Cell #1). Given the time zones between us, I thought the Los Angeles Kings were a better fit for you. And I chose another team from the west (Vancouver) for the other example.

Now I can't wait to see how I can organize it all to do what I want. The fun is coming!

Thank you again for your help. I believe you will have some more of my questions to answer soon.

MA

And here is another success. We can change the data of 2 tables (and much more I guess) from a single cell.

I have a real pleasure to work with your discovery. I can't thank you enough for that!

Hope this can help others

Here 2 examples:

Hi Barry

The solution you offered me above a few days ago is probably the best ever for this problem. I realize that it is possible, from the same source, that we can change an image at will in several tables to have the same image everywhere (example 1) or, even, according to our choice, sometimes have 2 different images ( or more) (example 2).

I am not sure how this forum works. It would be very interesting, in my opinion, if you could come up with your solution so that as many people as possible could see it. It would be of service to a lot because during my research, for a long time, I noticed that several people were looking for a solution to the problem that I have submitted here.

For this purpose, I offer two examples which have exactly the same source.

Thank you again for your solution which makes my life easier !!!

MA

p.s. If my explanations are not clear, I can resume with several examples.

Hello Barry,

Ok. Now I think I was successful in setting up columns B and C of table 1 and A2 of table 2. But I don't understand how you get to the result of column A of table 1 which gives the picture we see on row A6.

And, would there be an error in the paragraph that starts with "After setting up ..." where you write "Select columns B and B of Table 1 ..."?

MA

I don't think you are being serious here! Hall started in the NHL in 1952 (Wikipedia). So, having known him before, you are at least 75 years old! You are doing wonderfully well with Numbers for an old man of this age!

I was able to do it with a full row of information and 2 images. It promises to be interesting.

Thank you so much. However, I am not sure I fully understand your last 2 paragraphs. I'll check out what I can do and if I can't do it, let me come back to that for further help. Thanks again!

OMG, what an answer! I sincerely thank you. I will work on it in the next few days and come back to talk to you about it.