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Copying & Pasting Formula
Everytime I copy a row of formulas and paste them into another worksheet of
another workbook, it pastes linked to the other file. How do I get the bare formula to paste without referencing the file they came from? Connie Martin |
First do an editreplace and replace the equal sign = with something like a=
then copy and paste, finally do a reverse replacement on all sheets involved -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Connie Martin" wrote in message ... Everytime I copy a row of formulas and paste them into another worksheet of another workbook, it pastes linked to the other file. How do I get the bare formula to paste without referencing the file they came from? Connie Martin |
Hey! Now that's cool! Thank you for such a clever idea!
Connie Martin "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: First do an editreplace and replace the equal sign = with something like a= then copy and paste, finally do a reverse replacement on all sheets involved -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Connie Martin" wrote in message ... Everytime I copy a row of formulas and paste them into another worksheet of another workbook, it pastes linked to the other file. How do I get the bare formula to paste without referencing the file they came from? Connie Martin |
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