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Copy Data
Hi,
Is there a way I can copy say: cell A6 to L48 into another spreadsheet via a Button? Regards, Chris |
Copy Data
Hi,
Yes that's possible but will it always be that range? Where on this other worksheet do you want it? What is the name of the worksheet you want it on? Mike "Chris" wrote: Hi, Is there a way I can copy say: cell A6 to L48 into another spreadsheet via a Button? Regards, Chris |
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Hi Mike,
Yes the workbook is always labeled the same. File Is Called "Telephone Tracker" 1st Tab Is Called "Telephone Performance Tracker" Id like the information to be sent to a excel file in C:\Stats Called "Telephone Stats.exl" Tab 1 will be called "Stats" Regards, Chris "Mike H" wrote: Hi, Yes that's possible but will it always be that range? Where on this other worksheet do you want it? What is the name of the worksheet you want it on? Mike "Chris" wrote: Hi, Is there a way I can copy say: cell A6 to L48 into another spreadsheet via a Button? Regards, Chris |
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Yes, id like the contents moved to CELL B1, B2, B3 etc..
"Chris" wrote: Hi Mike, Yes the workbook is always labeled the same. File Is Called "Telephone Tracker" 1st Tab Is Called "Telephone Performance Tracker" Id like the information to be sent to a excel file in C:\Stats Called "Telephone Stats.exl" Tab 1 will be called "Stats" Regards, Chris "Mike H" wrote: Hi, Yes that's possible but will it always be that range? Where on this other worksheet do you want it? What is the name of the worksheet you want it on? Mike "Chris" wrote: Hi, Is there a way I can copy say: cell A6 to L48 into another spreadsheet via a Button? Regards, Chris |
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