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Can I copy an entire file into a new workbook, without changing the sheet
names. (ie keeping them sheet 1, sheet 2, sheet 3)? I need to pull the same
cell in each sheet however the formula I have only works if sheets are named
as such.
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hi,
yes. Filesaveas then give it a new name.

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Can I copy an entire file into a new workbook, without changing the sheet
names. (ie keeping them sheet 1, sheet 2, sheet 3)? I need to pull the same
cell in each sheet however the formula I have only works if sheets are named
as such.

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right-click on the tab select move or copy (if you are copying then chick the
box that says create a cpy) the from the drop down menu select the workbook
you want to copy the page to or select new workbook.

"Todd Nelson" wrote:

Can I copy an entire file into a new workbook, without changing the sheet
names. (ie keeping them sheet 1, sheet 2, sheet 3)? I need to pull the same
cell in each sheet however the formula I have only works if sheets are named
as such.

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