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Copy Problem
After years of happily copying Excel formulae and/or results, I now
have a problem. I'm copying from a worksheet saved in Excel 97. I'm working in Excel 2003. I open the saved worksheet and copy a cell such as: =VARPA(B3:AB3) When I paste it into a new worksheet (created in Excel 2003) the value is pasted and not the formula. Can anyone help me copy the formula? Steve |
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Both cells show Number format. hit F2 and Enter and nothing happens!
Steve |
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Do you have two instances of excel running?
Open the first workbook (any way you want) then File|open the second. Then try your copy|paste. And if this doesn't apply, do you have any rows that are hidden and are copying discontiguous rows? wrote: After years of happily copying Excel formulae and/or results, I now have a problem. I'm copying from a worksheet saved in Excel 97. I'm working in Excel 2003. I open the saved worksheet and copy a cell such as: =VARPA(B3:AB3) When I paste it into a new worksheet (created in Excel 2003) the value is pasted and not the formula. Can anyone help me copy the formula? Steve -- Dave Peterson |
Steve
Did you use paste special ?? and select all or formulas HTH Michael Mitchelson " wrote: After years of happily copying Excel formulae and/or results, I now have a problem. I'm copying from a worksheet saved in Excel 97. I'm working in Excel 2003. I open the saved worksheet and copy a cell such as: =VARPA(B3:AB3) When I paste it into a new worksheet (created in Excel 2003) the value is pasted and not the formula. Can anyone help me copy the formula? Steve |
Dave,
That's the answer. I had two (or more) instances of Excel running. I'm sure I must have made the same mistake in the past without noticing this strange behaviour.# Thanks, Steve |
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