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Default How can I automatically copy cell contents from one cell into

I find that if you name the original cell eg Total (include the worksheet
reference) then all you need t do is goto your new cell and use =SUM(Total),
and it will return exactly what is in the original cell
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"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Select the Sending cell
Rightclick on it and choose Copy

Select the Receiving cell
rightclick on it and choose Paste Special. Then choose Values

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If that receiving cell is always going to reflect the value in a specific cell
(say A1 on Sheet1), you could use a formula:

=if(sheet1!a1="","",sheet1!a1)



geeeberry wrote:

This can't be very hard, but I can't find out the best way to do this, I
need to copy the contents of a cell, from one cell, into another cell, in a
different sheet on the same workbook. I do not need to copy the formula,
what would be the best approach... Its almost like a form fill operation, a
label.


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