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I have an Excel page that has refrences to another worksheet ie =May!B2 I
want to create a generic spreadsheet that I can just copy for each month but when I do I get ='[May Commissions Sheet.xls]May'!B2 is there a way to advoid this? And also when I try and do a fill instead of trying to copy I get =May!B3 or I tried typing in cell M2, =May!B2 and in cell M3, =May!C2 and then tried to do a fill that way for Excel to get an idea of what i was trying to do and it ends up putting =May!B4 in M4 and =May!C4 in M5 and =May!B6 in M6 etc. Can anyone help me cause I am about to lose it! Thanks!!!! Mike |
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One way around it is to convert the formulas to text, copy the text, and
reconvert the text back to formulas: Select that range to copy (ctrl-a (twice in xl2003) will select the whole sheet) Edit|replace what: = (equal sign) with: $$$$$= (some unique string) replace all Now those formulas are just text. Copy and paste And then edit|replace what: $$$$$= with: = replace all Both in the original worksheet and the pasted worksheet. DLZ217 wrote: I have an Excel page that has refrences to another worksheet ie =May!B2 I want to create a generic spreadsheet that I can just copy for each month but when I do I get ='[May Commissions Sheet.xls]May'!B2 is there a way to advoid this? And also when I try and do a fill instead of trying to copy I get =May!B3 or I tried typing in cell M2, =May!B2 and in cell M3, =May!C2 and then tried to do a fill that way for Excel to get an idea of what i was trying to do and it ends up putting =May!B4 in M4 and =May!C4 in M5 and =May!B6 in M6 etc. Can anyone help me cause I am about to lose it! Thanks!!!! Mike -- Dave Peterson |
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