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We use a spreadsheet for the years cashbooks, with seaparate worksheets for
each month. Is there a way to insert a new column and its formulas once and
have it copy to each worksheet within the spreadsheet?

Or do I have to copy and paste for twelve worksheets?

Any suggestions would be great

thx, Sharon


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If all the worksheets have the same layout, group the sheets (select the
leftmost worksheet tab, then shift-click the rightmost). Make your
changes. Then right-click one of the tabs and choose Ungroup Sheets, or
all subsequent changes will occur in all sheets.


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We use a spreadsheet for the years cashbooks, with seaparate worksheets for
each month. Is there a way to insert a new column and its formulas once and
have it copy to each worksheet within the spreadsheet?

Or do I have to copy and paste for twelve worksheets?

Any suggestions would be great

thx, Sharon

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