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Worksheets and Workbooks
I have a workbooks that has 3 worksheets.
I have taken the 3 worksheets and combined them into 1 (combined) worksheet using formulas. They are all located in the same workbook. I now want to export data from the combined worksheet so I need to seperate it from the other 3. However, if I copy it the data is replaced with error messages since I used a formula to obtain it from the other worksheets. Is there a way to keep the information as it appears on the combined worksheet without having it linked so that I can copy this worksheet to another location and not get errors in the cells? Thanks for your time!! |
Hi Tia,
If you are copying it another Excel workbook you could select Edit - Paste Special and then Values. Otherwise you could copy your combined sheet to another sheet and paste values and then copy from that. Michael "Tia" wrote: I have a workbooks that has 3 worksheets. I have taken the 3 worksheets and combined them into 1 (combined) worksheet using formulas. They are all located in the same workbook. I now want to export data from the combined worksheet so I need to seperate it from the other 3. However, if I copy it the data is replaced with error messages since I used a formula to obtain it from the other worksheets. Is there a way to keep the information as it appears on the combined worksheet without having it linked so that I can copy this worksheet to another location and not get errors in the cells? Thanks for your time!! |
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