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pugsly8422

push button paste special
 
I have thousands of formulas on one page, and I need to copy the results to
another page. I've been doing this one at a time, highlight the results,
ctrl+c, go to the other page, right click, paste special, paste values and
number formats.

I heard someone mention something about creating a push button, kind of like
a shortcut. Is there a way to do this to make this process any easier?

Thanks in advance!

robert111

push button paste special
 

switch on macro record, set to relative references, do it once. Create a
circle or oval, highlight it, hover over bottom right hand corner, right
click, assign macro. That is your button.


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Daniel CHEN

push button paste special
 
Go to menu:
ToolsCustomize
Select Commands tab
Select [Edit] from left Category listbox
Drag [Paste Value] from rgith commands listbox and drop it on your toolbar.


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"pugsly8422" wrote in message
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I have thousands of formulas on one page, and I need to copy the results to
another page. I've been doing this one at a time, highlight the results,
ctrl+c, go to the other page, right click, paste special, paste values and
number formats.

I heard someone mention something about creating a push button, kind of
like
a shortcut. Is there a way to do this to make this process any easier?

Thanks in advance!





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