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If I select all of sheet1 from a workbook and select copy, then open a new
workbook I get the following error messages: "The picture is too large and will be truncated" and "Excel can not complete the tasks with resources. Choose less data or close other applications." After clicking ok 4 times the new work book opens and you are allowed to paste. If you have the 2nd workbook open before you select all copy, no error message. If you use the "move or copy..." method then no problems either. Why can't you copy a sheet and open a new workbook? Using Excel 2003 with XP |
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Hi Tim-
You most certainly can, but you're going about it in a way that makes Excel think you are trying to paste an entire sheet into a single cell. Try this instead; Don't bother to copy anything, just Right-Click the tab of the sheet involved. Choose 'Move or Copy...' form the menu, then select New Book from the list box. Be sure to put a check in the Copy box & click OK. Save the new book with whatever name you wish and you're done. HTH |:) "Tim" wrote: If I select all of sheet1 from a workbook and select copy, then open a new workbook I get the following error messages: "The picture is too large and will be truncated" and "Excel can not complete the tasks with resources. Choose less data or close other applications." After clicking ok 4 times the new work book opens and you are allowed to paste. If you have the 2nd workbook open before you select all copy, no error message. If you use the "move or copy..." method then no problems either. Why can't you copy a sheet and open a new workbook? Using Excel 2003 with XP |
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The question now is, Why if I copy a sheet, and then open a new workbook, the
available resourses error message pops up. THis doens't happen on my home machine, just at work. I know the work arounds to avoid this when it happens. One particularly interesting one is to open excel in safe mode and then try the procedure and it works fine. This leads me to believe one of the add ins is to blame, but not sure yet. "Tim" wrote: If I select all of sheet1 from a workbook and select copy, then open a new workbook I get the following error messages: "The picture is too large and will be truncated" and "Excel can not complete the tasks with resources. Choose less data or close other applications." After clicking ok 4 times the new work book opens and you are allowed to paste. If you have the 2nd workbook open before you select all copy, no error message. If you use the "move or copy..." method then no problems either. Why can't you copy a sheet and open a new workbook? Using Excel 2003 with XP |
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