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Need to copy
I am constantly added worksheets to my excel file. How do I copy all info
including the column widths to another worksheet? |
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Need to copy
Don't insert a new sheet.
Just copy the sheet you like best. Select the worksheet. Edit|Move or copy sheet (check copy!) and put it where you like it. Then rename the new sheet and clean up the junk you don't like. You can also ctrl-click on the worksheet tab and drag it to a new position to copy that sheet. Lauri wrote: I am constantly added worksheets to my excel file. How do I copy all info including the column widths to another worksheet? -- Dave Peterson |
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