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Default Improving use of Worksheets

When developing complex plans, it would be nice to have a "clone" menu
selection for worksheets so that once a worksheet that will be use in the
same form several times does not have to be re-entered each time it is
needed. I use excel to put together quick, informal plans which pretty much
use the same headings and calculations throughout. I might have 5 workbooks
in this plan, each exactly the same except for the variations I make in the
way the tasks are defined. So far, the only way I know is to re-enter the
worksheet 5 times, which is pretty tedious. If there is a better way already
in place, I'm all ears.

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