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Copying formulas from one workbook to another
We are using Office XP Standard. We used to be able to open two separate
workbooks, opened separately from a folder on our file server, then copy one formula to the other. Now when we try to do it we can't even use "paste special" to paste the saved formula. We get a menu that comes up "Source: Microsoft Excel Worksheet Object" - with choices of "Microsoft Excel Worksheet Object, Picture, Bitmap etc." When i use the MS Excell WS object it comes into the worksheet as "=EMBED("Excel, Sheet "#,""). Is there a way to get the feature back - "paste special" that actually just pastes the formula? Any help would be much appreciated. |
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Copying formulas from one workbook to another
This is typical behaviour when you have those two workbooks open in two separate
instances of Excel. Close one instance and open both workbooks in one instance of Excel. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 11:34:02 -0700, Brendas wrote: We are using Office XP Standard. We used to be able to open two separate workbooks, opened separately from a folder on our file server, then copy one formula to the other. Now when we try to do it we can't even use "paste special" to paste the saved formula. We get a menu that comes up "Source: Microsoft Excel Worksheet Object" - with choices of "Microsoft Excel Worksheet Object, Picture, Bitmap etc." When i use the MS Excell WS object it comes into the worksheet as "=EMBED("Excel, Sheet "#,""). Is there a way to get the feature back - "paste special" that actually just pastes the formula? Any help would be much appreciated. |
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