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I have a workBOOK with named ranges in it, and want to copy a workSHEET out
of it into a new workBOOK without taking the range names into the new workBOOK. The new workSHEET doesn't have any named ranges in it, but when I copy it to a new workBOOK (also without named ranges), it copies all of the names from the original workBOOK into the new workBOOK. |
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I would think that:
ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Cells.Copy Workbooks(2).Sheets(1).Range("A1").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues Would work. "NMACK08" wrote: I have a workBOOK with named ranges in it, and want to copy a workSHEET out of it into a new workBOOK without taking the range names into the new workBOOK. The new workSHEET doesn't have any named ranges in it, but when I copy it to a new workBOOK (also without named ranges), it copies all of the names from the original workBOOK into the new workBOOK. |
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