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Tia
 
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If I have a workbook that has multiple tables, is it possible to select one
cell and copy that same cell from all the tables and paste into either a new
table or a new workbook???


I want the data from a specific cell (i.e.B5) from each table copied into
one table. Is there a way to do this???

Thanks for any help!
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No it is not possible to copy that way


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"Tia" wrote:

If I have a workbook that has multiple tables, is it possible to select one
cell and copy that same cell from all the tables and paste into either a new
table or a new workbook???


I want the data from a specific cell (i.e.B5) from each table copied into
one table. Is there a way to do this???

Thanks for any help!

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Tia

You refer to "tables" in a workbook.

Do you mean "worksheets" in a workbook?

If the latter, how are they named?

If Sheet1, Sheet2 etc. enter this formula in A1 of a sheet.

=INDIRECT("Sheet" & (ROW() & "!B5")

Drag/copy down column B.

If sheets have unique names, enter the sheet names in a column and use this
formula.

=INDIRECT(A1 & "!B5")

Assume sheet names were in A1:A10 you would copy down 10 cells.

Your ranges may differ, so adjust to suit.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On Thu, 2 Jun 2005 15:25:38 -0700, Tia wrote:

If I have a workbook that has multiple tables, is it possible to select one
cell and copy that same cell from all the tables and paste into either a new
table or a new workbook???


I want the data from a specific cell (i.e.B5) from each table copied into
one table. Is there a way to do this???

Thanks for any help!


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just right click a tab select all and then copy whatever u want to copy.


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I'm having trouble with the formula....

If my worksheets a

Apr. 3
May 5
March 13

and I want cell B14 from every worksheet to all appear in a new worksheet.
What would my formula look like???

Thanks for your time and assistance!!

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Tia

You refer to "tables" in a workbook.

Do you mean "worksheets" in a workbook?

If the latter, how are they named?

If Sheet1, Sheet2 etc. enter this formula in A1 of a sheet.

=INDIRECT("Sheet" & (ROW() & "!B5")

Drag/copy down column B.

If sheets have unique names, enter the sheet names in a column and use this
formula.

=INDIRECT(A1 & "!B5")

Assume sheet names were in A1:A10 you would copy down 10 cells.

Your ranges may differ, so adjust to suit.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On Thu, 2 Jun 2005 15:25:38 -0700, Tia wrote:

If I have a workbook that has multiple tables, is it possible to select one
cell and copy that same cell from all the tables and paste into either a new
table or a new workbook???


I want the data from a specific cell (i.e.B5) from each table copied into
one table. Is there a way to do this???

Thanks for any help!



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