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Is it possible to save just one sheet out of a multiple sheet workbook under
a different name? If not is there a formula that I can use that will automatically copy the information I enter in one workbook into a seperate workbook sheet? |
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Hi Cristine,
right click on the tab name, select -- Move or Copy -- Check the create a copy box, and on the drop down box chose -- new workbook. hth -- regards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo "Christine" escreveu: Is it possible to save just one sheet out of a multiple sheet workbook under a different name? If not is there a formula that I can use that will automatically copy the information I enter in one workbook into a seperate workbook sheet? |
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