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Hello,
Whenever I copy data from one worksheet to a 2nd worksheet, the formatting changes (on the 2nd worksheet) even though I use the "paste special" all feature. Is there a solution to this? Regards, |
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On the Home ribbon, there is a button to the far left called "Format
Painter". It works just like copy/paste for formatting only. Select what you want to copy, click the button, then select what you want to apply it to. "Jordan" wrote: Hello, Whenever I copy data from one worksheet to a 2nd worksheet, the formatting changes (on the 2nd worksheet) even though I use the "paste special" all feature. Is there a solution to this? Regards, |
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Hi,
You didn't tell us what version of Excel you are using - 2007 or earlier? what formatting is not being copied? Are both worksheets in the same workbook? Generally all the formatting goes along when you copy and paste. FYI, not need to choose Paste Special, All - you might as well just choose Paste. In 2007 you may have a theme related issue. In that case just use copy and paste, and after pasting note the paste options icon (a mini clipboard usually at the bottom right of the pasted range) open it up and choose Keep Source Formatting. If this help, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Jordan" wrote: Hello, Whenever I copy data from one worksheet to a 2nd worksheet, the formatting changes (on the 2nd worksheet) even though I use the "paste special" all feature. Is there a solution to this? Regards, |
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Hi Shane, thanks for the reply.
The excel version is 2003 and the w/sheets are in different workbooks. Brandon's suggestion seemed to do the trick but it did not paste the data, (just the formatting) so I had to go back and cut and paste the data again over the formatting and it worked. The older excel version may explain why it didn't work the old fashioned way. Take care. "Shane Devenshire" wrote: Hi, You didn't tell us what version of Excel you are using - 2007 or earlier? what formatting is not being copied? Are both worksheets in the same workbook? Generally all the formatting goes along when you copy and paste. FYI, not need to choose Paste Special, All - you might as well just choose Paste. In 2007 you may have a theme related issue. In that case just use copy and paste, and after pasting note the paste options icon (a mini clipboard usually at the bottom right of the pasted range) open it up and choose Keep Source Formatting. If this help, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Jordan" wrote: Hello, Whenever I copy data from one worksheet to a 2nd worksheet, the formatting changes (on the 2nd worksheet) even though I use the "paste special" all feature. Is there a solution to this? Regards, |
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