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Copying worksheets with formulae between workbooks
I need to copy some worksheets from one spreadsheet to another and I want the
formulae that I have written in the original s/s to copy exactly to the next s/s, WITHOUT adding in a reference to the original worksheet. e.g. if I write '=formula' in spreadsheet1.xls I want it to copy across as '=formula' as opposed to '=[spreadsheet1.xls]formula' I could use find and replace to get rid of all the unwanted references but I get 'formula is too long' errors as a direct result of the fact that excel has added the unwanted reference!! Help!! |
Copying worksheets with formulae between workbooks
Maybe you could try:
Edit|links|change source I like to do this: I change all the formulas to plain old text in the original worksheet: Select all the cells edit|replace what: = with: $$$$$= replace all Then do the copy|paste Then go back to both the pasted and original worksheet and change my strings back to formulas: Edit|replace what: $$$$$= with: = replace all You may get the same "formula is too long" with this technique--but it couldn't hurt to try. Paul wrote: I need to copy some worksheets from one spreadsheet to another and I want the formulae that I have written in the original s/s to copy exactly to the next s/s, WITHOUT adding in a reference to the original worksheet. e.g. if I write '=formula' in spreadsheet1.xls I want it to copy across as '=formula' as opposed to '=[spreadsheet1.xls]formula' I could use find and replace to get rid of all the unwanted references but I get 'formula is too long' errors as a direct result of the fact that excel has added the unwanted reference!! Help!! -- Dave Peterson |
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