I have 2 versions of a workbook. I've identified an error in some of the
formulas in one and having corrected them, I want to copy and paste into the
other, but it only pastes the values. Any ideas?

EditPaste special
check Formula

HTH
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"tezza" a écrit dans le message de news:
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I have 2 versions of a workbook. I've identified an error in some of the
formulas in one and having corrected them, I want to copy and paste into
the
other, but it only pastes the values. Any ideas?

Thanks. I was having problems because I had 2 instances of Excel open and it
wont perform 'paste special-formulas' between the 2. However, now when I
paste the formulas they refer back to the original workbook. I suspect I will
have to use the replace function to get rid of all references?

"Ardus Petus" wrote:

EditPaste special
check Formula

HTH
--
AP

"tezza" a écrit dans le message de news:
...
I have 2 versions of a workbook. I've identified an error in some of the
formulas in one and having corrected them, I want to copy and paste into
the
other, but it only pastes the values. Any ideas?

You can try copying from the formula bar instead of copying the cell. Choose
a cell, highlight the formula in the formula bar and [Ctrl]+[C] to copy it.
Then I find it's better for some reason to hit [Esc] to get out of copy mode
and go to the other workbook, choose the cell where you want the formula to
be and paste it in there through the formula bar also. This will make a
literal copy without workbook references. Disadvantage is having to do it
one formula at a time.

"tezza" wrote:

Thanks. I was having problems because I had 2 instances of Excel open and it
wont perform 'paste special-formulas' between the 2. However, now when I
paste the formulas they refer back to the original workbook. I suspect I will
have to use the replace function to get rid of all references?

"Ardus Petus" wrote:

EditPaste special
check Formula

HTH
--
AP

"tezza" a écrit dans le message de news:
...
I have 2 versions of a workbook. I've identified an error in some of the
formulas in one and having corrected them, I want to copy and paste into
the
other, but it only pastes the values. Any ideas?

Select the cells to copy.

EditReplace

What: =

With: xxx

Replace all.

Copy these over to new workbook.

Reverse the editreplace on new workbook.

Close source wookbook without saving.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 6 Jul 2006 10:29:16 -0700, JLatham
wrote:

You can try copying from the formula bar instead of copying the cell. Choose
a cell, highlight the formula in the formula bar and [Ctrl]+[C] to copy it.
Then I find it's better for some reason to hit [Esc] to get out of copy mode
and go to the other workbook, choose the cell where you want the formula to
be and paste it in there through the formula bar also. This will make a
literal copy without workbook references. Disadvantage is having to do it
one formula at a time.

"tezza" wrote:

Thanks. I was having problems because I had 2 instances of Excel open and it
wont perform 'paste special-formulas' between the 2. However, now when I
paste the formulas they refer back to the original workbook. I suspect I will
have to use the replace function to get rid of all references?

"Ardus Petus" wrote:

EditPaste special
check Formula

HTH
--
AP

"tezza" a écrit dans le message de news:
...
I have 2 versions of a workbook. I've identified an error in some of the
formulas in one and having corrected them, I want to copy and paste into
the
other, but it only pastes the values. Any ideas?