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Column width
In Sheet 1 I have a certain amount of data, I want to select some cells and
copy them to Sheet 2 keeping the same format. When I do this, the fonts and the colours remain unchanged, but the column width don't. I have tried paste special, but couldn't figure it out. Is this possible? Thanks in advance Regards, Emece.- |
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Column width
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--Select the target cell and right click PasteSpecialAllOK --Keeping the target selection right clickPasteSpecialselect ColumnWidthOK If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Emece" wrote: In Sheet 1 I have a certain amount of data, I want to select some cells and copy them to Sheet 2 keeping the same format. When I do this, the fonts and the colours remain unchanged, but the column width don't. I have tried paste special, but couldn't figure it out. Is this possible? Thanks in advance Regards, Emece.- |
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