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copy subtotals to new excel 97 book
Book1 has 3 columns - area codes, telephone number and number of calls.
when area code changes, there's a subtotal. I want to copy all the subtotals to a new Book without copying and pasting each individual subtotal cell one at a time. |
copy subtotals to new excel 97 book
Go to your new spreadsheet and select the cell you want the data to be
"copied" to. Press = Now open the spreadsheet that you're pulling the data from and click on the cell that contains the information you want. Press enter Voila! What you just did is create a link. Now when you edit the original spreadsheet, your new spreadsheet will automatically update each time you open it. You can copy this formula just like you copy a sum formula across a row. Hope this helps :) Pamela :) "JMP" wrote: Book1 has 3 columns - area codes, telephone number and number of calls. when area code changes, there's a subtotal. I want to copy all the subtotals to a new Book without copying and pasting each individual subtotal cell one at a time. |
copy subtotals to new excel 97 book
Use the outlining symbols to the left to just show the subtotals (hide those
details). Select the range to copy edit|goto|special|visible cells only edit|copy to the new location edit|paste JMP wrote: Book1 has 3 columns - area codes, telephone number and number of calls. when area code changes, there's a subtotal. I want to copy all the subtotals to a new Book without copying and pasting each individual subtotal cell one at a time. -- Dave Peterson |
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