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I have a huge dataset from which i have created some descriptive
statistics e.g mean, mode, sd, var, skewness (5 columns). These
descriptive statistics themselves create a dataset of about 90 rows * 5
columns. Therefore 450 cells have a formula which creates a value drawn
from the original dataset.

I want to copy column 1-the mean (90 rows), to another spreadsheet. To
present it in a nice table. However when i copy then paste it, it takes
the formulas as well which takes a long time to load. Is it possible
just to take a snap shot of the mean column and paste its raw data
(without the formulas) to the new spreadsheet?

Chris


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Instead of the ordinary Paste, you need to use Paste SpecialValues

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I have a huge dataset from which i have created some descriptive
statistics e.g mean, mode, sd, var, skewness (5 columns). These
descriptive statistics themselves create a dataset of about 90 rows * 5
columns. Therefore 450 cells have a formula which creates a value drawn
from the original dataset.

I want to copy column 1-the mean (90 rows), to another spreadsheet. To
present it in a nice table. However when i copy then paste it, it takes
the formulas as well which takes a long time to load. Is it possible
just to take a snap shot of the mean column and paste its raw data
(without the formulas) to the new spreadsheet?

Chris


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Hi
You need to use pastespecial
after coping when in new spreadsheet goto edit pastespecial click values
then ok
this copies value of each cell not its formula
Tina

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I have a huge dataset from which i have created some descriptive
statistics e.g mean, mode, sd, var, skewness (5 columns). These
descriptive statistics themselves create a dataset of about 90 rows * 5
columns. Therefore 450 cells have a formula which creates a value drawn
from the original dataset.

I want to copy column 1-the mean (90 rows), to another spreadsheet. To
present it in a nice table. However when i copy then paste it, it takes
the formulas as well which takes a long time to load. Is it possible
just to take a snap shot of the mean column and paste its raw data
(without the formulas) to the new spreadsheet?

Chris


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