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Copying Formulas
I'm trying to copy a formula from 1 spreadsheet to another. The formula
always changes to show the filename of the previous spreadsheet. How do I copy/paste a formula "as is" without the filename being attached? |
Copying Formulas
If you're only doing one formula, then copy from the formulabar--and paste into
the formulabar. If you have lots of cells, change the formulas to text. Select all the cells edit|replace what: = (equal sign) with: $$$$$= replace all Then do the copy And then do the edit|replace in reverse -- in both the original worksheet and the new worksheet. Mac wrote: I'm trying to copy a formula from 1 spreadsheet to another. The formula always changes to show the filename of the previous spreadsheet. How do I copy/paste a formula "as is" without the filename being attached? -- Dave Peterson |
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