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Is it possible to remove all formulae from an entire workbook and leave
the values behind using VBA?


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Switch the macro recorder on and

CRTL+A (select all)
CTRL+C (Copy)
EditPaste Special, check Values

Switch the macro recorder off and look at the code

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