Suppose, I have three Excel files, say Excel_1, Excel_2, Excel_3, how to quickly combine them to a new Excel with three sheets such that, sheet_1 is Excel_1; sheet _2 is Excel_2; sheet_3 is Excel_3.
Manually speaking:
Open all Excel files.
Right-click on the sheet, select "move or copy" and in the new window select your Excel-file which shall hold the sheets. Click Ok.
Just Drag the sheets to new excel file.
Open all the excel sheets you want to merge, then at the bottom left you can see the sheet name, drag that sheet and point to the minimised excel icon in the taskbar, then point to the excel sheet you want to paste the sheet, when that sheet comes up just release the mouse. All done
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I need help automating a daily task at work since I'm not a programmer. In short, I work with excel files and I am required to compare data between two workbooks for any duplicate values in any given columns (could be same or different columns) from both of the workbooks and hide the rows with the duplicate values in any one of those given workbooks. Since these workbooks are all different every time, is there a possible code that will allow me to hide the row with the duplicate values as needed on any workbook instead of me having to go through each row in every single workbook manually?
Excel has a tool to consolidate different list, sheets or workbooks. From a 3rd workbook go to the "DATA" tab, and click on the "consolidate" button as shown on the Fig. 1. Then, click on the "Browse" button, select the first workbook and click "add" button. Then repeat the same with the second workbook.Finally clik on the 3 check boxes and press ok. Please find below a link to an explanation of the consolidate funtion. If the funtion does not reads from the workbooks, you can try copying the two sheets you want to compare in one worbook
Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lk7HPyOHr0E
I tested some kinds of copying - but i copy just values instead formulas. Is there any way to copy Excel formula from multiple cells and paste it into a text document?
If you go to Formulas card, inside Formulas Auditing section there is a button Show Formulas.
Once you enabled it (clicked on it) you'll be able to copy formula from Excel to Notepad ++.
In Excel, choose Options from the Tools menu. Excel displays the
Options dialog box. Make sure the View tab is selected.
Ensure that
the Formulas check box is selected.
Click on OK. Excel should now be
displaying formulas.
Select the cells whose formulas you want to copy
to Notepad.
Press Ctrl+C to copy the cells to the Clipboard.
I need to hid the formulas in my sheet without protecting the sheet,say i have sheet 1 in that i need to hide the formulas from range(A1:G10) i can hide the formula but iam not able to provide input for the whole sheet
My requirement is to hide the selected cells formulas and able to give inputs for other cells in the same sheet how can i achieve this.
Select the whole sheet, right click and then select Format Cells.... In the popup window, select Protection tab. Unselect both options and press OK button. This will unlock all cells on the sheet as by default all cells are locked. Next, select your range, repeat the above process again but this time ensure that both options (Locked and Hidden) are selected this time and press OK. Now protect your sheet (in Excel 2013, select the REVIEW tab and select Protect Sheet option and follow the steps).
This will hide your formulas and stop anyone changing the values in the protected cells
I have an Excel workbook(s) that have worksheets with formulas for similar products. In the form I created on the worksheets, there is 2 drop down list that work together. (C2) "style" (D3) "version" drop down used for less type-o errors when putting in entries.
What I am wanting to do is, from the selected drop down entries picked, to select worksheet "section A1: J13" and copy to a new sheet for printing and saving. There can be 3 that fit on page.
Currently filling on each sheet and copy and pasting to new new one to print. Resources I have available... Excel 2017, Access 2017, and VB 6.0.
I found How to copy rows of from one sheet to another sheet using vbscript which was helpful. But not there yet. Attached screen shot of control sheet, list, output. The yellow spots calculate the info on sheet. Can't upload picture not enough rep points..
I am in the midst of converting an amazing made-with-excel "application" coded entirely with VBA.
In one of the .xls file, and in its first Sheet "input", it has a bunch of dropdown boxes. selecting one of these dropdownbox will show in the formula bar:
=Calcs!$H$15
Now, the issue is that there is only one visible worksheet in the .xls at the beginning, and even after I unhide Sheet, only one other Sheet "report" appears.
But if I go into developer VBA mode, I can see the "Calc" sheet in the VBA Project panel, along with the "input" and "report" sheet, and also many other sheets that are not visible via unhide Sheet. But in VBA, the contents of these sheet is all empty (ie. there is no code in the sheets).
Now, my question is, how can I view the contents of Calc sheet and the rest? To see the cell values for the dropdownbox, and also other things?
If the sheet property "Visible" is set to xlSheetVeryHidden it will not show up in the list of hidden sheets. Change the property to either xlSheetHidden or xlSheetVisible in the VBA editor.
To make it appear, do as follows:
Double click the sheet within VBA
Open 'properties' (shortcut is F4)
Change the last property -1 xlSheetvisible
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Edit: Ups, already answered, sorry!