copied formulas refer to destination sheet not source sheet
In a workbook, with a master sheet copied many times, how do I copy formulas
from one sheet to another and have those formulas refer to the destination sheet rather than refering back to the source sheet. I seem to remeber this in the distant past but can't remeber how to make these formulas refer to the destination sheet and not the source from whence they were copied. |
copied formulas refer to destination sheet not source sheet
If just copying cells there should be no problem.
Copying a formula like =A1+B1 will not need to be changed since it doesn't refer to any source. But if you are copying the Master sheet by Right-clickMove or Copy then you will get reference to Master sheet. One method is to do an EditReplace before copying Master sheet. Replace what: = With: ^^^ Copy Master sheet then reverse the editreplace in both sheets. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 12:18:01 -0700, Dantron wrote: In a workbook, with a master sheet copied many times, how do I copy formulas from one sheet to another and have those formulas refer to the destination sheet rather than refering back to the source sheet. I seem to remeber this in the distant past but can't remeber how to make these formulas refer to the destination sheet and not the source from whence they were copied. |
copied formulas refer to destination sheet not source sheet
The easiest way is to have the sheets named the same, and when you do the
pasting, do paste special - Formulas -- If this posting was helpful, please click on the Yes button on the bottom right of this window. Regards, Michael Arch. "Dantron" wrote: In a workbook, with a master sheet copied many times, how do I copy formulas from one sheet to another and have those formulas refer to the destination sheet rather than refering back to the source sheet. I seem to remeber this in the distant past but can't remeber how to make these formulas refer to the destination sheet and not the source from whence they were copied. |
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