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Brion
 
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"how do i move text from one worksheet to another without it changeing the
colum width of either part?" say i have 2 coums one width is 10 and the
second is 15, that is worksheet 1, what i want to do is move info from
worksheet 2 and there are 2 colums, one with a width of 5 and the other is
20. Is it even possible to move the text to the first worksheet without
changing the colum size of either page?
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Bernie Deitrick
 
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Brion,

1) Use linking formulas, then convert to values
2) Copy just the cells of interest, not the entire column, and paste

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP


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"how do i move text from one worksheet to another without it changeing the
colum width of either part?" say i have 2 coums one width is 10 and the
second is 15, that is worksheet 1, what i want to do is move info from
worksheet 2 and there are 2 colums, one with a width of 5 and the other is
20. Is it even possible to move the text to the first worksheet without
changing the colum size of either page?



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