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    Solved: Keeping formulas

    Is there a way to keep formulas in a ss after I do a copy and paste the ss
    to another ss?
    Thanks.
    Max

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    Have you tried Edit-->Paste special-->Formulas?
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    Hi Max,
    Your query looks simple , but are you trying to more than Edit/Copy sheet?
    MD

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    Thanks for the reply. Here is what I need to do. I have formulas in the spread sheet. I want to make a copy of the ss to another ss and keep the formulas in the second ss.
    What do I do to keep the formulas in the second ss?
    Thanks
    Max

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tenspeed39355
    Thanks for the reply. Here is what I need to do. I have formulas in the spread sheet. I want to make a copy of the ss to another ss and keep the formulas in the second ss.
    What do I do to keep the formulas in the second ss?
    Thanks
    Max
    Right click the sheet tab and choose Move or Copy. Click Create a Copy on the pop up window and select New Workbook from the dropdown for location. This will duplicate your sheet, formulas and all.

    HTH
    Brandtrock




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    To HTH Thanks that fixed my problem
    Max

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tenspeed39355
    To HTH Thanks that fixed my problem
    Max
    Man I gotta quit adding that at the bottom.

    Kindest regards,
    Brandtrock




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    Also, if doing so in code, this is probably even easier! ...
    [vba]Sheets("Sheet1").Copy[/vba]
    That's it! FYI.

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