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I recorded temperatures every 15 minutes for four months, and I need to use
the minimum daily temperatures for statistical calculations. I used the
Subtotals tool to find the min value for each day, and seperate the data into
layers.

However, now that I have the list of data I need, I can't figure out how to
use it. If I try to copy and past just the min values to another page, the
numbers change, even if I use "paste special", "values".

Can anybody help me please? Thanks
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After pasting the value using pastespecialvalues, Check both cell formats.

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I recorded temperatures every 15 minutes for four months, and I need to use
the minimum daily temperatures for statistical calculations. I used the
Subtotals tool to find the min value for each day, and seperate the data into
layers.

However, now that I have the list of data I need, I can't figure out how to
use it. If I try to copy and past just the min values to another page, the
numbers change, even if I use "paste special", "values".

Can anybody help me please? Thanks

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How did the numbers change? Give us a few examples.
How did you copy and paste? Give us the steps you went through.

You should be able to make this process work.

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I recorded temperatures every 15 minutes for four months, and I need to use
the minimum daily temperatures for statistical calculations. I used the
Subtotals tool to find the min value for each day, and seperate the data
into
layers.

However, now that I have the list of data I need, I can't figure out how
to
use it. If I try to copy and past just the min values to another page,
the
numbers change, even if I use "paste special", "values".

Can anybody help me please? Thanks


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in your subtotal view, highlight the cells you want to copy, then on the menu
bar, EditGotoSpecialcheck Visible Cells Only
Now copy and paste as normal

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I recorded temperatures every 15 minutes for four months, and I need to use
the minimum daily temperatures for statistical calculations. I used the
Subtotals tool to find the min value for each day, and seperate the data into
layers.

However, now that I have the list of data I need, I can't figure out how to
use it. If I try to copy and past just the min values to another page, the
numbers change, even if I use "paste special", "values".

Can anybody help me please? Thanks

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