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Copying only the numerical values
Is it possible to have a summary worksheet in an Excel spreadsheet and then
copy this worksheet on its own to another document but with the numerical values only? I have a worksheet which is a summary of various other Excel documents linked together. I wish to email this summary page with the numerical values only. I don't particularly want the file paths showing in the document I email - I just wish the numerical values - not the formulas which produce these values. Is this possible? Without going through complicated procedures. |
Copying only the numerical values
"SM" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have a summary worksheet in an Excel spreadsheet and then copy this worksheet on its own to another document but with the numerical values only? I have a worksheet which is a summary of various other Excel documents linked together. I wish to email this summary page with the numerical values only. I don't particularly want the file paths showing in the document I email - I just wish the numerical values - not the formulas which produce these values. Is this possible? Without going through complicated procedures. Ignore this - I just copied the page and used paste special. Don't I feel a fool knowing how simple it was. |
Copying only the numerical values
So how do you copy just the numerical values?
"SM" wrote in message ... "SM" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have a summary worksheet in an Excel spreadsheet and then copy this worksheet on its own to another document but with the numerical values only? I have a worksheet which is a summary of various other Excel documents linked together. I wish to email this summary page with the numerical values only. I don't particularly want the file paths showing in the document I email - I just wish the numerical values - not the formulas which produce these values. Is this possible? Without going through complicated procedures. Ignore this - I just copied the page and used paste special. Don't I feel a fool knowing how simple it was. |
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