![]() |
How do I save only active worksheet without save all of worksheet
Excel 2003
I have formatted copy of existing worksheet and inserted in to new worksheet tab. I do not want the worksheet I edited to change from orginal content. I am unsure how to save only the active worksheet with out saving the others. |
How do I save only active worksheet without save all of worksheet
Save will save a workbook, not a worksheet.
It sounds as though you need to move your new worksheet into a new workbook and save that. If you want a copy of that added as an extra sheet to your original workbook, close the original book without saving, then reopen and copy from your new workbook into your old one. -- David Biddulph droth wrote: Excel 2003 I have formatted copy of existing worksheet and inserted in to new worksheet tab. I do not want the worksheet I edited to change from orginal content. I am unsure how to save only the active worksheet with out saving the others. |
How do I save only active worksheet without save all of worksheet
If that worksheet is going to be used as a template, you may want to just hide
that sheet. Most users won't know where to look or even care. Select the sheet to hide Format|sheet|hide Just unhide it when you need to use it to make another copy. droth wrote: Excel 2003 I have formatted copy of existing worksheet and inserted in to new worksheet tab. I do not want the worksheet I edited to change from orginal content. I am unsure how to save only the active worksheet with out saving the others. -- Dave Peterson |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 01:12 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com