I have two copies of an Excel 2010 spreadsheet, my copy for editing and the master. I have created a new sheet in my copy which acts as a statistics page, totaling up totals from all other sheets. I wish to transfer this into the master copy. If I use standard copy and paste or the Excel 'Move Sheet' function the formulae copy over but still reference my version of the spreadsheet.
Example
Spreadsheet1 => =sum('sheet1'!A:A)
Spreadsheet2 => =sum('[Spreadsheet1.xlsx]sheet1'!A:A)
Without having to manually go through the master version and edit each field can anyone suggest a way to copy this over without it trying to refer back to the original spreadsheet?
An easy solution (quick n dirty): after copy and paste, replace "[Spreadsheet1.xlsx]" in the new sheet by an empty string
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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 searching for a solution for the following situation:
excel sheet
I just want to copy one row from a filterd list to another sheet.
I tryed to mark the table and choose 'only visible cells', then copy the table into the same sheet. When I filter the List, the copy of the table gets filtered to, works well so far. But unfortunately it doesn't work, when I copy the table to another sheet.
Is there a way to solve the problem, maybe without a makro?
How to quickly copy a whole Excel spread-sheet to another Excel spread-sheet by value? And how to quickly copy some sheets of an Excel spread-sheet to another Excel spread-sheet by value? Without using VBA (Visual Basic for Applications).
For example: suppose I have a spread-sheet called Excel_A with several sheets and with lots of formulas. I want to quickly copy all of Excel_A's values. I want to avoid copying sheet by sheet into another spread-sheet because it will be too slow and there are a lot of sheets in Excel_A.
A simple, dirty workaround, not involving code (which you don't seem inclined to write) is the following:
Save Excel_A As Excel_B
Right-click on one of the sheet handles at the bottom, and click Select All Sheets.
Ctrl-A to Select All, Ctrl-C to copy, Alt E-S-V and Enter to paste values.
Alternatively, it's definitely doable with VBA too. Something similar to the below ought to work. (It assumes both workbooks are open, otherwise replace the names with addresses.)
Sub CopyValuesToNewBook()
Dim wbA As Workbook
Set wbA = Workbooks("Excel_A")
Dim wbB As Workbook
Set wbTest = Workbooks("Excel_B")
For Each Sheet In wbA.Sheets
Sheet.Copy
Dim IndexNo As Integer
IndexNo = Sheets(Sheet).Index
wbB.Sheets(IndexNo).PasteSpecial Paste:=xlValues
Next
End Sub
There is a simple approach that you could follow,
Copy the ranges that you want to copy-paste. Open a new text document and paste it in the txt document. CTRL+A (select all) in the txt file, copy everything and then paste it in the required excel sheet. This would eliminate all the formulas in the cells and would copy just the values in the cell.
If you want to copy the entire sheet, select all (CTRL+A) in that sheet and do the same. You will not be able to copy-paste sheet using the normal way. This can be done sheet by sheet only unless you develop a macro or something else. Hope this helps
I've found a way to copy ranges from one workbook to another in Excel 2013/2016 without using the clipboard.
The problem is that the formatting of the source data is also being copied as well. I only wanted to copy the values.
I am combining data from daily workbooks into a weekly workbook. There are two workbooks:
workbookDailyTrain1 (one daily workbook every 24 hours, each has 2 sheets: "Day" and "Night")
workbookWeeklyTrain1 (this has 1 sheet: "Train1")
Here is the line in question:
workbookDailyTrain1.Sheets("Day").Range("A13:B24").Copy workbookWeeklyTrain1.Sheets("Train1").Range("C5:D16")
Is there a way to modify this line of code to make it such that the range values only are being copied across? The destination workbook has its own formatting which has to be kept at all times for the purposes of SharePoint Server deployment.
Just set the two ranges' values equal to the other:
workbookWeeklyTrain1.Sheets("Train1").Range("C5:D16").Value = workbookDailyTrain1.Sheets("Day").Range("A13:B24").Value
I have an Excel file with 2 sheets. One with my data with headers and the other is for references. It's basically a template where I am using Sheet 2 for reference values. When I save the file to CSV, it saves all garbage data which I think are due to 2 work sheets and the references between them.
Please find the attached excel sheet and let me know how I can do a proper conversion?
Notes:
I am using Office 2010 Standard
I have tried copying and pasting with "Values" option.
I have tried copying and pasting with "Merge Destination Formatting"
Nothing worked.
I was able to find the solution.
When you copy the selected range of records and paste them to New excel file, just drag the cursor some columns ahead. Remove the newly added columns (Not sure from where they come). Now do a Save As CSV. Thats it.