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![]() I have workbooks for each year of 2006-2000 for income, etc. of an establishment. I started a new workbook for a compilation of each of the years income, with cell A-1 being first week of year on down to A-52. B-1; 1st week's income of 2006. C-1; 1st week's income of 2005, etc. on over to year 2000, then I click and drag down to 52. I entered each of these 1st weeks by going to the workbook of desired year, clicking on the 1st week's cell, then the = key, going back to the new WB and clicking on the appropriate cell, and then the enter key. Then I clicked and dragged each 1st week's cell down to 52. Now, when I click on any of these cells in the new WB, I get the origin of where they came. My question is: Is there a way to convert my new worksheet's entrees to be a "stand alone" data instead of showing where it's origin is? I'd prefer for this new data to be good for itself. I know this question is a little hard to understand so if you have trouble, I'll try to re-phrase it. -- lsmft ------------------------------------------------------------------------ lsmft's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30678 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=530608 |