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I have a spreadsheet that consists of 8 worksheets, each page is formulated
to transfer accumulated data to another sheet. It is for statistics for a
club. My questions is how do I transfer the worksheets and the formulas
without transfering the data? I have tried to save as a new spreadsheet and
delete the numbers but that also deletes the formulas? Help.
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Default How do I transfer formulas but not the information?

Try
Ctrl+G Special Constant and then heit delete. this will clear only the
values not the formulas.
HTH

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I have a spreadsheet that consists of 8 worksheets, each page is formulated
to transfer accumulated data to another sheet. It is for statistics for a
club. My questions is how do I transfer the worksheets and the formulas
without transfering the data? I have tried to save as a new spreadsheet and
delete the numbers but that also deletes the formulas? Help.

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