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copying formulas from one file to another
I have a master worksheet that pulls data from other worksheets in the
workbook. I want to copy those formulas to other workbooks which have different text in them so I can't just make copies of the original file. However, I don't want the target workbooks to refer back to the original file, only to the same worksheets within each workbook that the original workbook referred to. How do I do that? |
copying formulas from one file to another
One method.
Select cells. EditReplace What: = With: ^^^^ Replace all. Now make the copy to the new workbook. Reverse the EditReplace process. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 1 Aug 2006 15:01:02 -0700, Loris wrote: I have a master worksheet that pulls data from other worksheets in the workbook. I want to copy those formulas to other workbooks which have different text in them so I can't just make copies of the original file. However, I don't want the target workbooks to refer back to the original file, only to the same worksheets within each workbook that the original workbook referred to. How do I do that? |
copying formulas from one file to another
Beautiful! Thank You.
"Gord Dibben" wrote: One method. Select cells. EditReplace What: = With: ^^^^ Replace all. Now make the copy to the new workbook. Reverse the EditReplace process. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 1 Aug 2006 15:01:02 -0700, Loris wrote: I have a master worksheet that pulls data from other worksheets in the workbook. I want to copy those formulas to other workbooks which have different text in them so I can't just make copies of the original file. However, I don't want the target workbooks to refer back to the original file, only to the same worksheets within each workbook that the original workbook referred to. How do I do that? |
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