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how do I erase workbooks "
I have a couple of worksheets that I no longer want. How do I delete them
without compromising the one I want to keep. |
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how do I erase workbooks "
Right-click on the sheet tab and choose Delete from the pop-up menu.
You'll be warned that it's an undo-able operation; click OK if you're sure you want to proceed. If you decide you really didn't want to delete the sheet, you'll have to close the workbook without saving, then reopen it. As long as no formulas depend on cells on the sheets you're deleting, you'll be fine. |
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