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I have a workbook containing 8 worksheets. After setting up all the sheets, a
new change was added to one that needs to be duplicated in all. This is a
look/feel change only, doesn't affect any formulas or usability of the chart.
Rather than go into each individual sheet and add columns, duplicate cell
width, etc., is there a quick way to copy the format to all sheets at once? I
tried format painter, but it didn't work.
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You can try grouping all 8 worksheets. Just hold Ctrl key while you click
each sheet tab to group them. Then whatever you do to one sheet, it will
also be done to the other 7.

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I have a workbook containing 8 worksheets. After setting up all the sheets, a
new change was added to one that needs to be duplicated in all. This is a
look/feel change only, doesn't affect any formulas or usability of the chart.
Rather than go into each individual sheet and add columns, duplicate cell
width, etc., is there a quick way to copy the format to all sheets at once? I
tried format painter, but it didn't work.

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"SimonCC" wrote:

You can try grouping all 8 worksheets. Just hold Ctrl key while you click
each sheet tab to group them. Then whatever you do to one sheet, it will
also be done to the other 7.

-Simon

Wow, Simon!
That is a perfect fix for my problem - plus it's a feature of Excel I hadn't
heard of before! (You can tell I'm a "self-taught" user, as I'm sure this
little tip would be a part of any workshop!)

I really appreciate the fast response - I've already implemented it and
impressed my boss at the same time!

Thanks!
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Select first sheet tab.

Right-click on tab and "Select all sheets"

Make your changes to active sheet and will be done to all.

Ungroup when happy.


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On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 10:04:02 -0700, JLW wrote:

I have a workbook containing 8 worksheets. After setting up all the sheets, a
new change was added to one that needs to be duplicated in all. This is a
look/feel change only, doesn't affect any formulas or usability of the chart.
Rather than go into each individual sheet and add columns, duplicate cell
width, etc., is there a quick way to copy the format to all sheets at once? I
tried format painter, but it didn't work.


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"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Select first sheet tab.

Right-click on tab and "Select all sheets"

Make your changes to active sheet and will be done to all.

Ungroup when happy.


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On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 10:04:02 -0700, JLW wrote:

I have a workbook containing 8 worksheets. After setting up all the sheets, a
new change was added to one that needs to be duplicated in all. This is a
look/feel change only, doesn't affect any formulas or usability of the chart.
Rather than go into each individual sheet and add columns, duplicate cell
width, etc., is there a quick way to copy the format to all sheets at once? I
tried format painter, but it didn't work.



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