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How can I open a second (existing) workbook from the one I
have open, and insert a new sheet with a copy of what's in
the original workbook?

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This is to easy, am I missing something?

When in the first workbook go to "Insert, Worksheet". Then
go to file open and open the second workbook. Highlight
the required data and Copy, return to the orginal
workbook, go to the new sheet and click paste.


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