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Copy column from one sheet to another
I'm keeping grades in multiple worksheets in the same workbook. I'd like to
copy the column showing the total of the weekly grades (using the SUM formula) on worksheet 2 to the column on worksheet 1 for that assignment (worksheet 1 reflects all the assignments which is why I just need the sum). When I simply do a copy and paste, I get #REF in the 'weekly' column and in the 'total' and 'grade' columns (total is the total of all assignments, grade is a series of if, then statements so I end up with A, B, C etc). How do I do this to just get the number and not mess up worksheet 1? Thanks. |
Copy column from one sheet to another
Maybe you could Edit|paste special|values.
Another option might be to keep the data in one location, but sort it, and use data|subtotals. You can hide the details using the outlining symbols on the right hand side. Another option may be to use Data|Pivottables--this can summarize the data even if it's not sorted. Jacquie wrote: I'm keeping grades in multiple worksheets in the same workbook. I'd like to copy the column showing the total of the weekly grades (using the SUM formula) on worksheet 2 to the column on worksheet 1 for that assignment (worksheet 1 reflects all the assignments which is why I just need the sum). When I simply do a copy and paste, I get #REF in the 'weekly' column and in the 'total' and 'grade' columns (total is the total of all assignments, grade is a series of if, then statements so I end up with A, B, C etc). How do I do this to just get the number and not mess up worksheet 1? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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