That hasn't been my experience.

What command has this effect for you?

Brian Keanie wrote:

Thanks to each who responded. I have tried your suggestions .... all of
which seem to work as I expected but they seem limited to one different
command at a time and revert back to single sheets after each "group"
command. Is that as good as it gets?

"RagDyer" wrote in message
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Non-contiguous sheets:
Hold down <Ctrl, and click in each tab that you wish to group.

Contiguous:
Click in the first tab, hold down <Shift, click in the last tab.

Each grouped sheet will display "[Group]" appended to the sheet name in
the
title bar.

Don;t forget to "UnGroup" when you're done, or you'll end up with a big
mess
if you continue to make revisions to what you later think is a single
sheet.
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HTH,

RD
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Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit!
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"Brian Keanie" wrote in message
. ..
Is there a way to group several sheets in order that if I add or delete a
row in one .... that row is deleted in each of the sheets in the group?

Thanks



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Dave Peterson