duke -
good idea! usually i just copy them, then "open up" the formulas
using CTRL + ` and then replace '[Scheduling Metrics April
2007.xls]AutoSys'! (for instance) with nothing.
either way is probably just as fast.
:)
susan


On May 23, 2:29 pm, Duke Carey
wrote:
It's behaving the way it is supposed to.

Try selecting the range of formulas to copy, pressing Ctrl-H and replacing
the = sign with your name - Replace All
Then copy the changed formulas, paste them into the new sheet
Do another Search & Replace, changing your name to an equal sign



"LoriDe" wrote:
Hello,
I have a range of formula's in a spreadsheet that I need to copy to another
spreadsheet but when I do a Paste SpecialFormula it copies the actual data
and references the original spreadsheet within the formula. Example:
Original formula in original spreadsheet is =COUNTA(AutoSys!B:B) and when I
paste special to another spreadsheet it is =COUNTA('[Scheduling Metrics April
2007.xls]AutoSys'!C:C). I have a whole worksheet with these formulas that I
need to copy on a regular basis, can someone tell me why it won't just copy
the formula? I have also tried paste specialFormulas and number formats,
values, values and number formats - they all give the same results.
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks
Lori- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hi Duke and Susan,

Thanks for the information but I'm not sure why either one is not working.
Do you have any other ideas or suggestions?

"Susan" wrote:

duke -
good idea! usually i just copy them, then "open up" the formulas
using CTRL + ` and then replace '[Scheduling Metrics April
2007.xls]AutoSys'! (for instance) with nothing.
either way is probably just as fast.
:)
susan


On May 23, 2:29 pm, Duke Carey
wrote:
It's behaving the way it is supposed to.

Try selecting the range of formulas to copy, pressing Ctrl-H and replacing
the = sign with your name - Replace All
Then copy the changed formulas, paste them into the new sheet
Do another Search & Replace, changing your name to an equal sign



"LoriDe" wrote:
Hello,
I have a range of formula's in a spreadsheet that I need to copy to another
spreadsheet but when I do a Paste SpecialFormula it copies the actual data
and references the original spreadsheet within the formula. Example:
Original formula in original spreadsheet is =COUNTA(AutoSys!B:B) and when I
paste special to another spreadsheet it is =COUNTA('[Scheduling Metrics April
2007.xls]AutoSys'!C:C). I have a whole worksheet with these formulas that I
need to copy on a regular basis, can someone tell me why it won't just copy
the formula? I have also tried paste specialFormulas and number formats,
values, values and number formats - they all give the same results.
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks
Lori- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hi duke and susan,

I have an issue, when I save a file sent by mail, the formulas' are becoming
inoperative and it shows "#name ?" can u help me to get solved..
--
Bangalore India


"LoriDe" wrote:

Hi Duke and Susan,

Thanks for the information but I'm not sure why either one is not working.
Do you have any other ideas or suggestions?

"Susan" wrote:

duke -
good idea! usually i just copy them, then "open up" the formulas
using CTRL + ` and then replace '[Scheduling Metrics April
2007.xls]AutoSys'! (for instance) with nothing.
either way is probably just as fast.
:)
susan


On May 23, 2:29 pm, Duke Carey
wrote:
It's behaving the way it is supposed to.

Try selecting the range of formulas to copy, pressing Ctrl-H and replacing
the = sign with your name - Replace All
Then copy the changed formulas, paste them into the new sheet
Do another Search & Replace, changing your name to an equal sign



"LoriDe" wrote:
Hello,
I have a range of formula's in a spreadsheet that I need to copy to another
spreadsheet but when I do a Paste SpecialFormula it copies the actual data
and references the original spreadsheet within the formula. Example:
Original formula in original spreadsheet is =COUNTA(AutoSys!B:B) and when I
paste special to another spreadsheet it is =COUNTA('[Scheduling Metrics April
2007.xls]AutoSys'!C:C). I have a whole worksheet with these formulas that I
need to copy on a regular basis, can someone tell me why it won't just copy
the formula? I have also tried paste specialFormulas and number formats,
values, values and number formats - they all give the same results.
Any help would be much appreciated
Thanks
Lori- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

The formulas could be using a function from the Analysis Toolpak add-in and you
don't have it loaded in ToolsAdd-ins.

The formulas could be using a User Defined Function that is stored in an add-in
or workbook that is not available on your computer.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Wed, 23 May 2007 23:58:01 -0700, smkumar
wrote:

Hi duke and susan,

I have an issue, when I save a file sent by mail, the formulas' are becoming
inoperative and it shows "#name ?" can u help me to get solved..