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I would like to export the existing data in a worksheet to another one
retaining only formats, values and page layouts. The solution I found
for formats and values is to use the past special function twice, one
for formats, one for values. How do I export the page set ups? Is
there a command I am not familiar with, a macro perhaps?

Thanks

PiPPo

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PiPPo

Instead of copying the data, copy the sheet then select the cells on the
copied sheet and copypaste values.

How to............

Right-click on the sheet tab and "move or copy".

Select "create a copy" and point to where you want it copied.

Page setup will be copied also.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On 14 Oct 2005 08:50:27 -0700, "PiPPo" wrote:

I would like to export the existing data in a worksheet to another one
retaining only formats, values and page layouts. The solution I found
for formats and values is to use the past special function twice, one
for formats, one for values. How do I export the page set ups? Is
there a command I am not familiar with, a macro perhaps?

Thanks

PiPPo


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