I tried this in 2007 and it works
If in the original you have the four sheets next to each other and select
all of them and click in the square at the top left of the sheet, click Copy
or Ctrl+v. Then in the new workbook select cell A1 in the first sheet (it
should have 4 sheets) click paste values. The sheets don't have to have the
same names But if they do keep them in the same order. The sheets in the
original have to be next to each other.
If you are happy using macro's I can post that. Workbook names and sheet
names would be helpfull.

Regards
Steve

"Stav19" wrote in message
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On Jun 7, 3:44 pm, "steve" wrote:
Hi,
Just a few questions to help me understand the layout. Are the 4 sheets
next to each other in the original workbook. When you copy the information
to the new work book do the sheet names stay the same, and are they in the
same order.Where are the "formulas" in the new workbook. Do you need to
copy
the complete sheets or is it just a range from them.

Regards
Steve

"Stav19" wrote in message

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On Jun 7, 2:00 pm, "steve" wrote:





In the workbook you want to copy from select the first sheet tab then
holding down the ctrl key select the other 3 sheets. Right mouse click
on
any of the selected sheet tabs, pick 'move or copy'. In the dialogue box
pick the workbook you want to copy to, and select "Create a copy" at the
bottom and press ok. In the new workbook again select all 4 sheet tabs
click
in the square to the left of "A" and above"1" which will select
everything
in the four sheets and then just select copy, followed by paste values.

Regards
Steve

"Stav19" wrote in message

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Hi All

What i would like to do is to select 4 sheets and copy them into a new
workbook. I would like the sheets to be values and to have the same
page layout as the original sheets. The worksheets I'm copying are
formula driven, so I have to copy and paste value those sheets first,
and then move them to a new workbook, the problem is that I don't know
how to undo that "copy and paste value" in my original workbook
without closing the file and opening it again, which is a little
annoying.

The code I have so far is just from the macro recorder:

Sub CPVNW()
'
' CPVNW Macro
'

'
Sheets(Array("Client Wkly Mvmts - EUR", "Client Wkly Mvmts - GBP",
_
"Client Wkly Mvmts - USD", "Daily Movements")).Select
Sheets("Client Wkly Mvmts - EUR").Activate
Cells.Select
Range("B4").Activate
Selection.Copy
Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, Operation:=xlNone,
SkipBlanks _
:=False, Transpose:=False
Sheets(Array("Client Wkly Mvmts - EUR", "Client Wkly Mvmts - GBP",
_
"Client Wkly Mvmts - USD", "Daily Movements")).Select
Sheets("Client Wkly Mvmts - EUR").Activate
Application.CutCopyMode = False
Sheets(Array("Client Wkly Mvmts - EUR", "Client Wkly Mvmts - GBP",
_
"Client Wkly Mvmts - USD", "Daily Movements")).Copy
End Sub

I'm pretty sure there's a way of copying the data without having to
actually do it to the file i'm working on, can anyone suggest the best
way to do that pls?

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Thanks Steve!

Unfortunately I have to paste values on the original workbook first,
and then create copies of the sheets. If I create copies of the
sheets to a new workbook, the formulas in the new workbook would not
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The Sheets aren't next to each other in the original workbook, but
that could be easily changed, they will be next to each other in the
new workbook. In the new workbook, I do not have any formulas, just
values as I'm using the INDIRECT function in the original workbook and
it won't work in the new work book without the source data being moved
as well I don't think.

Thx
Pete