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I just change my formulas to text, copy the strings, paste, then change my text strings back to formulas: Select all the cells (ctrl-a, twice in xl2003) edit|replace what: = with: $$$$$= (some unique string) replace all Copy and paste Select all edit|Replace what: $$$$$= with: = replace all (don't forget to fix it in both workbooks--or close without saving the "sending" workbook.) TOMB wrote: How do I copy formulas which read from several sheets within a workbook into another workbook? Currently, as I copy from one book to another, Excel wants to link the two books. The books have identical sheet names/page design. Example: Copy from: MyFile.xls cell A1 formula =Jan!C5+Feb!C5+Mar!C5+Apr!C5 Paste to: Newfile.xls Cell A1 becomes: ='[MyFile.xls]Jan'!C5+'[MyFile.xls]Feb'!C5+'[MyFile.xls]Mar'!C5+'[MyFile.xls]Apr'!C5 Can I copy without linking? Thanks in advance! -- Dave Peterson |
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