Copy unsaved worksheet "Book" to a Saved workfile
Good morning all.
I am copying a worksheet from an unsaved workfile to a saved excel sheet. When I cut-paste-attach it to the saved workfile, excel is saving & referencing the unsaved workfile formula's. ie: =ROUND(SUM([Book4]Sheet1!AO6:[Book4]Sheet1!AO22),5) When I delete Book4, I get #REF! errors in my saved file. Is there a toggle to eliminate this error? Thank you ! Jim Kimball Hood River, OR |
Copy unsaved worksheet "Book" to a Saved workfile
Maybe just changing [book4] to nothing would be sufficient.
Select the range to fix edit|replace what: [book4] (or whatever name it is) with: (leave blank) replace all JIMk wrote: Good morning all. I am copying a worksheet from an unsaved workfile to a saved excel sheet. When I cut-paste-attach it to the saved workfile, excel is saving & referencing the unsaved workfile formula's. ie: =ROUND(SUM([Book4]Sheet1!AO6:[Book4]Sheet1!AO22),5) When I delete Book4, I get #REF! errors in my saved file. Is there a toggle to eliminate this error? Thank you ! Jim Kimball Hood River, OR -- Dave Peterson |
Copy unsaved worksheet "Book" to a Saved workfile
Thanks Dave.
I have been doing what you suggest with the "Find, Replace" It gets a bit cumbersome after awhile. I know there is toggle somewhere within Excel that will prevent this from happening though as my home office computer doesn't do it. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe just changing [book4] to nothing would be sufficient. Select the range to fix edit|replace what: [book4] (or whatever name it is) with: (leave blank) replace all JIMk wrote: Good morning all. I am copying a worksheet from an unsaved workfile to a saved excel sheet. When I cut-paste-attach it to the saved workfile, excel is saving & referencing the unsaved workfile formula's. ie: =ROUND(SUM([Book4]Sheet1!AO6:[Book4]Sheet1!AO22),5) When I delete Book4, I get #REF! errors in my saved file. Is there a toggle to eliminate this error? Thank you ! Jim Kimball Hood River, OR -- Dave Peterson |
Copy unsaved worksheet "Book" to a Saved workfile
When you find that toggle, please post back.
JIMk wrote: Thanks Dave. I have been doing what you suggest with the "Find, Replace" It gets a bit cumbersome after awhile. I know there is toggle somewhere within Excel that will prevent this from happening though as my home office computer doesn't do it. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe just changing [book4] to nothing would be sufficient. Select the range to fix edit|replace what: [book4] (or whatever name it is) with: (leave blank) replace all JIMk wrote: Good morning all. I am copying a worksheet from an unsaved workfile to a saved excel sheet. When I cut-paste-attach it to the saved workfile, excel is saving & referencing the unsaved workfile formula's. ie: =ROUND(SUM([Book4]Sheet1!AO6:[Book4]Sheet1!AO22),5) When I delete Book4, I get #REF! errors in my saved file. Is there a toggle to eliminate this error? Thank you ! Jim Kimball Hood River, OR -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
Copy unsaved worksheet "Book" to a Saved workfile
Will do Dave.
Cheers, JimK "Dave Peterson" wrote: When you find that toggle, please post back. JIMk wrote: Thanks Dave. I have been doing what you suggest with the "Find, Replace" It gets a bit cumbersome after awhile. I know there is toggle somewhere within Excel that will prevent this from happening though as my home office computer doesn't do it. "Dave Peterson" wrote: Maybe just changing [book4] to nothing would be sufficient. Select the range to fix edit|replace what: [book4] (or whatever name it is) with: (leave blank) replace all JIMk wrote: Good morning all. I am copying a worksheet from an unsaved workfile to a saved excel sheet. When I cut-paste-attach it to the saved workfile, excel is saving & referencing the unsaved workfile formula's. ie: =ROUND(SUM([Book4]Sheet1!AO6:[Book4]Sheet1!AO22),5) When I delete Book4, I get #REF! errors in my saved file. Is there a toggle to eliminate this error? Thank you ! Jim Kimball Hood River, OR -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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