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I have a spreadsheet with 12 worksheets, one for each month. I would like to
have cell names on each sheet that are identical to the others. I was able to create one sheet and then copy it entirely and the cells names copied properly, however, now I need to add new information, with new cell names and when I try to copy that portion of the worksheet to another, the name references change and won't be absolute to each worksheet. Help Please! Mike |
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on the sheet you want to copy from do editreplace, replace = with r=
(replace the equal sign with lett_equal sign), that makes the formulas/links into text strings, now copy them over to the new sheets, when you are done reverse the replace and find r= and replace with = on all sheets involved that will make them refer to the same sheet as opposed to refering back to the original sheet Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mike In Norcross" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with 12 worksheets, one for each month. I would like to have cell names on each sheet that are identical to the others. I was able to create one sheet and then copy it entirely and the cells names copied properly, however, now I need to add new information, with new cell names and when I try to copy that portion of the worksheet to another, the name references change and won't be absolute to each worksheet. Help Please! Mike |
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Have you tried Linking all the worksheets together then adding new
information to the first one? That works for me. Skip Bisconer "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: on the sheet you want to copy from do editreplace, replace = with r= (replace the equal sign with lett_equal sign), that makes the formulas/links into text strings, now copy them over to the new sheets, when you are done reverse the replace and find r= and replace with = on all sheets involved that will make them refer to the same sheet as opposed to refering back to the original sheet Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Mike In Norcross" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with 12 worksheets, one for each month. I would like to have cell names on each sheet that are identical to the others. I was able to create one sheet and then copy it entirely and the cells names copied properly, however, now I need to add new information, with new cell names and when I try to copy that portion of the worksheet to another, the name references change and won't be absolute to each worksheet. Help Please! Mike |
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