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Is there a way to copy a bunch of cells to another workbook, But also bring over the named ranges?
Is there a way to copy a bunch of cells to another workbook,
But also bring over the named ranges? In the paste special, the formulas, all, etc... does not seem to do it. thanks |
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Is there a way to copy a bunch of cells to another workbook, But also bring over the named ranges?
copy the sheet will do it
"greg" wrote in message ... Is there a way to copy a bunch of cells to another workbook, But also bring over the named ranges? In the paste special, the formulas, all, etc... does not seem to do it. thanks |
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Is there a way to copy a bunch of cells to another workbook, B
Note that if you copy the sheet the named ranges will change from being
global to being local. That can cause issues depending what you are up to... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Patrick Molloy" wrote: copy the sheet will do it "greg" wrote in message ... Is there a way to copy a bunch of cells to another workbook, But also bring over the named ranges? In the paste special, the formulas, all, etc... does not seem to do it. thanks |
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