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Excel - how do I delete data but not formulae?
I've got quite a complicated workbook, and have entered test data to check
it. I now want to delete the test data, but not the various formulae. I think I read somewhere in a magazine that this was possible, but can't now find how. Any thoughts gratefully received. |
Excel - how do I delete data but not formulae?
Edit Goto Special and check Constants
Edit Clear Contents -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200739 "AlanStPaul" wrote: I've got quite a complicated workbook, and have entered test data to check it. I now want to delete the test data, but not the various formulae. I think I read somewhere in a magazine that this was possible, but can't now find how. Any thoughts gratefully received. |
Excel - how do I delete data but not formulae?
Great. Just the job. Thanks.
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Edit Goto Special and check Constants Edit Clear Contents -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200739 "AlanStPaul" wrote: I've got quite a complicated workbook, and have entered test data to check it. I now want to delete the test data, but not the various formulae. I think I read somewhere in a magazine that this was possible, but can't now find how. Any thoughts gratefully received. |
Excel - how do I delete data but not formulae?
You are quite welcome!
Have a pleasant day! -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200739 "AlanStPaul" wrote: Great. Just the job. Thanks. "Gary''s Student" wrote: Edit Goto Special and check Constants Edit Clear Contents -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200739 "AlanStPaul" wrote: I've got quite a complicated workbook, and have entered test data to check it. I now want to delete the test data, but not the various formulae. I think I read somewhere in a magazine that this was possible, but can't now find how. Any thoughts gratefully received. |
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