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Copying and pasting multiple formulas, it it possible?
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Can you copy and paste more than one formula at a time? In this instance Im referring to a work sheet has 3 IF statements; one for Monday through till Friday is the same, while both Saturday and Sunday have different IF statements respectively. Is there away to accomplish the copying and pasting of all three IF statements simultaneously? Kind regards Tim |
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Copying and pasting multiple formulas, it it possible?
Assuming that you mean the formula for Monday through Sunday are in consecutive columns or consecutive rows, then the formula can be highlighted and formula-dragged, or can be copy & paste special = formula together. ie. if cell B2 has Monday's formula, C2 has Tuesday's formula etc up to H2 with Sunday's formula, select C2:H2 and you can then drag the small square in the bottom right corner of the highlight. Beware of copying split ranges, the formulas may not be what you expect in the copy. You cannot formula-drag a split range. Tim Wrote: Hello Can you copy and paste more than one formula at a time? In this instance Im referring to a work sheet has 3 IF statements; one for Monday through till Friday is the same, while both Saturday and Sunday have different IF statements respectively. Is there away to accomplish the copying and pasting of all three IF statements simultaneously? Kind regards Tim -- Bryan Hessey ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Bryan Hessey's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=21059 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=487725 |
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Copying and pasting multiple formulas, it it possible?
Thanks for your response Bryan but unfortunately it didn't work, it simply
copied the the one IF statement (the one relating to Monday -Friday). Maybe it's because of a split range. Would you mind explaining this to me please? "Bryan Hessey" wrote: Assuming that you mean the formula for Monday through Sunday are in consecutive columns or consecutive rows, then the formula can be highlighted and formula-dragged, or can be copy & paste special = formula together. ie. if cell B2 has Monday's formula, C2 has Tuesday's formula etc up to H2 with Sunday's formula, select C2:H2 and you can then drag the small square in the bottom right corner of the highlight. Beware of copying split ranges, the formulas may not be what you expect in the copy. You cannot formula-drag a split range. Tim Wrote: Hello Can you copy and paste more than one formula at a time? In this instance I€„¢m referring to a work sheet has 3 IF statements; one for Monday through till Friday is the same, while both Saturday and Sunday have different IF statements respectively. Is there away to accomplish the copying and pasting of all three IF statements simultaneously? Kind regards Tim -- Bryan Hessey ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Bryan Hessey's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=21059 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=487725 |
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