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Copy worksheet to another file
I want to copy a worksheet from File A to the cell "R1" of a worksheet in
File B by using VBA. Could someone please show me the way. Thank you. |
Copy worksheet to another file
You can't copy a worksheet to a cell. You copy cells to cells, worksheets to
worksheets. If you want to copy all the cells in a worksheet to another worksheet beginning in R1, it's possible, but you no longer have all the columns available. Maybe something like this: Workbooks("Book6").Sheets(1).Cells.Resize(Cells.Ro ws.Count, Cells.Columns.Count - 18).Copy Workbooks("Book5").Sheets(1).Range("R1").PasteSpec ial Bob Umlas Excel MVP "AlanW" wrote in message ... I want to copy a worksheet from File A to the cell "R1" of a worksheet in File B by using VBA. Could someone please show me the way. Thank you. |
Copy worksheet to another file
Excel will not allow you to copy a larger range to a smaller range. If you
want to copy part of File A to a specific area of File B then you must be sure that the receiving range is equal to or larger than the source range. The code would be Sheets("FileA").Range("A1:B5").Copy Sheets("FileB").Range("R1") Where you would use your actual file names and the actual range to copy. "AlanW" wrote: I want to copy a worksheet from File A to the cell "R1" of a worksheet in File B by using VBA. Could someone please show me the way. Thank you. |
Copy worksheet to another file
Hello JLGWhiz
What I would like to do is to copy the whole range to a new file starting from the Cell R1. Could you please show me the whole procedure. By the way, shall I activate / open the destination file before copying. Many Thanks "AlanW" wrote: I want to copy a worksheet from File A to the cell "R1" of a worksheet in File B by using VBA. Could someone please show me the way. Thank you. |
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