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I have a spreadsheet with several Vlookup references, and
would like to copy the entire workbook into a new
workbook, along with any formatting that has been done. I
do not want to copy formulas, only the values they create,
mainly because it causes 'update' error messages to be
displayed upon opening the spreasheet. Perhaps there's a
way to supress the message isntead? Either way works
great. Thanks in advance.
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Select and copy all the data. Create a new workbook and in a blan worksheet
EditPaste SpecialValues.

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I have a spreadsheet with several Vlookup references, and
would like to copy the entire workbook into a new
workbook, along with any formatting that has been done. I
do not want to copy formulas, only the values they create,
mainly because it causes 'update' error messages to be
displayed upon opening the spreasheet. Perhaps there's a
way to supress the message isntead? Either way works
great. Thanks in advance.



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