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plh

Chart Copying Issue
 
Hello all,
Please help my boss's boss with this:
1) Select whole page, including chart
2) Copy
3) Open new workbook
4) select page
5) paste
So far so good, BUT the new copy references the cells in the old workbook. The
new workbook has the same information in the same cells. How do I make this copy
in such a way that the new chart references cells in it's own (the new )
workbook?
Thanx,
-plh


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Andy Pope

Chart Copying Issue
 
Hi,

With the original file, right click the sheet tab in the and pick Move
or Copy...
Use the To book dropdown to specify (new book).

Sheet and chart will appear in a new workbook.

Cheers
Andy


plh wrote:
Hello all,
Please help my boss's boss with this:
1) Select whole page, including chart
2) Copy
3) Open new workbook
4) select page
5) paste
So far so good, BUT the new copy references the cells in the old workbook. The
new workbook has the same information in the same cells. How do I make this copy
in such a way that the new chart references cells in it's own (the new )
workbook?
Thanx,
-plh



plh

Chart Copying Issue
 
In article , Andy Pope says...

Hi,

With the original file, right click the sheet tab in the and pick Move
or Copy...
Use the To book dropdown to specify (new book).

Sheet and chart will appear in a new workbook.

Cheers
Andy



plh wrote:
Hello all,
Please help my boss's boss with this:
1) Select whole page, including chart
2) Copy
3) Open new workbook
4) select page
5) paste
So far so good, BUT the new copy references the cells in the old workbook. The
new workbook has the same information in the same cells. How do I make this copy
in such a way that the new chart references cells in it's own (the new )
workbook?
Thanx,
-plh



Thanx, Andy, I figured it was something nice and simple, but heretofore unknown
to moi.
-plh


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I keep hitting "Esc" -- but I'm still here!


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