I would like to populate a new worksheet using all the information that I
entered on the first one. What I want is to open up new workbook or
worksheet, have the pervious workbook or worksheet that I worked in last
carry over to the new leaving empty cells to enter new data in... Almost
like a "copy workbook", but the formulas are already in there and not having
to copy/paste every time I do.
Kevin
> There are several ways to do what you want to do, but you should probably
> give more information to better describe your specific scenario. Usually,
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> > How would I create a workbook, where information from a pervious workbook
> > would filter into the new workbook automatically?
ilia - 08 Feb 2008 21:05 GMT
You should save one with data entry fields empty, as a template
file. .xlt for 2003 and earlier, and .xltx/.xltm for 2007. Then just
double-click on the template file to open it.
> I would like to populate a new worksheet using all the information that I
> entered on the first one. What I want is to open up new workbook or
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> > > How would I create a workbook, where information from a pervious workbook
> > > would filter into the new workbook automatically?
ryguy7272 - 11 Feb 2008 17:07 GMT
Take a peek at this:
http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm
Your answer should be in here:
Copy/Paste/Merge Examples
If it is just one sheet, maybe you can try: right-click sheet tab, click
'Move or Copy, and then check off 'Create a copy'.
Regards,
Ryan---

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> You should save one with data entry fields empty, as a template
> file. .xlt for 2003 and earlier, and .xltx/.xltm for 2007. Then just
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> > > > How would I create a workbook, where information from a pervious workbook
> > > > would filter into the new workbook automatically?