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Keeping Workbook Name Out of Sheet When Copying to Different Book
I run a hockey draft that requires me to copy worksheets into a master sheet
but I need to know how to copy them without the formulas referencing the workbook that they came from as the formula will only work if it stays general. i.e. =IF('MasterI12'=1,"Correct", "") rather than =IF('CopyofSheet4MasterI12'=1,"Correct",""). Right now I have to doa search and replace on every sheet I copy into the master sheet and it is very painful :( Thx. |
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Keeping Workbook Name Out of Sheet When Copying to Different Book
In xl2003 menus, you can change the link via:
Edit|Links|change links Another way that I use: Select the range to copy (in the source worksheet) Convert the formulas to string edit|replace what: = (equal sign) with: $$$$$= (a nice unused string) replace all Now I can copy|paste all these strings and they stay strings. Then I fix both the source and destination ranges by doing a couple of edit|replace's. Select the range to fix edit|replace what: $$$$$= with: = replace all navel151 wrote: I run a hockey draft that requires me to copy worksheets into a master sheet but I need to know how to copy them without the formulas referencing the workbook that they came from as the formula will only work if it stays general. i.e. =IF('MasterI12'=1,"Correct", "") rather than =IF('CopyofSheet4MasterI12'=1,"Correct",""). Right now I have to doa search and replace on every sheet I copy into the master sheet and it is very painful :( Thx. -- Dave Peterson |
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Keeping Workbook Name Out of Sheet When Copying to Different Book
That second suggestion will work when you copy the entire sheet, too.
Just select all the cells on the sheet (that's the range to fix) before changing the formulas to strings. navel151 wrote: I run a hockey draft that requires me to copy worksheets into a master sheet but I need to know how to copy them without the formulas referencing the workbook that they came from as the formula will only work if it stays general. i.e. =IF('MasterI12'=1,"Correct", "") rather than =IF('CopyofSheet4MasterI12'=1,"Correct",""). Right now I have to doa search and replace on every sheet I copy into the master sheet and it is very painful :( Thx. -- Dave Peterson |
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