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I know how to do that, but I was hoping I could have it just keep the values
if there wasn't data b/c I am importing it on a daily basis and don't want to go through every sheet to copy and paste every time. Thanks though! -- Nicki Taylor "JR" wrote: Nikki, what you could do is copy the entire sheet (click the button above row 1 and to the left of column A) then right click and copy. Go to a new sheet, click on cell A1, right click and Paste Special "Values". If you want it to look the same as you original sheet, right click again in the same place and Paste Special "Formats". "NTaylor" wrote: I have a worksheet that automatically updates everyday and works some calculations for me. How can I get the formula sheet to keep the value from the previous day if there is no data today. Because now it is filling in all my cells with zeros. Thanks -- Nicki Taylor |
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