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Copy a worksheet
How do you copy an excel worksheet (ie used as a master copy) to a new
workbook without any changes in format occurring? Tried all the options under "Paste - special", but the page setup does not stay the same. -- Poinsettia |
Copy a worksheet
How are you doing the copying?
What changes? Poinsettia wrote: How do you copy an excel worksheet (ie used as a master copy) to a new workbook without any changes in format occurring? Tried all the options under "Paste - special", but the page setup does not stay the same. -- Poinsettia -- Dave Peterson |
Copy a worksheet
Have you tried right-click on sheet tab and "Move or Copy"?
The entire sheet and all its attributes will be copied. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 23 Mar 2009 16:04:02 -0700, Poinsettia wrote: How do you copy an excel worksheet (ie used as a master copy) to a new workbook without any changes in format occurring? Tried all the options under "Paste - special", but the page setup does not stay the same. |
Copy a worksheet
Not sure this is what you are after....but I just do a "Save As" and save the
whole worksheet to a new excel worksheet with a different name. All formattiing and even protections are saved. -- thanks, Wurkingurl "Poinsettia" wrote: How do you copy an excel worksheet (ie used as a master copy) to a new workbook without any changes in format occurring? Tried all the options under "Paste - special", but the page setup does not stay the same. -- Poinsettia |
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