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smedegaard

annual increases in price lists
 
We have an excel price list which is increased by percentages using formulae
and creating a new sheet each year within the same work book. Can we turn
the latest work sheet containing the formulae and linked through all the
previous sheets into an original that can be used as the next starting point
without re-typing the formulae or original prices ?

Any one have any experience

bpeltzer

annual increases in price lists
 
If you're asking to simply get what's in the current sheet from formulae into
values, select the entire sheet, copy (ctrl+c) and, from the menu bar Edit
Paste Special, select Values and click OK. I'd first copy the sheet
(right-click on the worksheet tab, select Move or Copy, check Copy and click
OK) to be safe.
--Bruce

"smedegaard" wrote:

We have an excel price list which is increased by percentages using formulae
and creating a new sheet each year within the same work book. Can we turn
the latest work sheet containing the formulae and linked through all the
previous sheets into an original that can be used as the next starting point
without re-typing the formulae or original prices ?

Any one have any experience



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