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how to copy sheets keeping defined column widths
probably something simple; however, in an attempt to increase the size of my
spreadsheet, i've copied an existing worksheet to another, blank worksheet. But, when the new sheet pastes, i find myself having to re-size the widths every time. is there something i'm missing, or do i just have to re-size each & every copy? sincerely, -- Cliff |
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Garpavco try copying by selecting the whole sheet by clicking the upperleft
cell of the sheet (the one above and left of A1). Then also row and column are selected and by that also their formats. Good luck "garpavco" wrote: probably something simple; however, in an attempt to increase the size of my spreadsheet, i've copied an existing worksheet to another, blank worksheet. But, when the new sheet pastes, i find myself having to re-size the widths every time. is there something i'm missing, or do i just have to re-size each & every copy? sincerely, -- Cliff |
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