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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / October 2006Copying workbooks
I need another shortcut please. How do I copy an entire workbook to a new workbook without copying and pasting each indiviual worksheet and rename them again? f12 or save as hth  Signatureregards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo > I need another shortcut please. How do I copy an entire workbook to a new > workbook without copying and pasting each indiviual worksheet and rename them > again? thanks once again > f12 or save as > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > workbook without copying and pasting each indiviual worksheet and rename them > > again? Nadji, you don't need to copy save the entire workbook with another name Signatureregards from Brazil Thanks in advance for your feedback. Marcelo > I need another shortcut please. How do I copy an entire workbook to a new > workbook without copying and pasting each indiviual worksheet and rename them > again? But don't forget after you have done *Save AS...* You will now be using the *new file name* as the worksheet, the original will *not* be open in Excel. So, if you want to go back to the riginal name, close and re-open the original file-name Steve > Nadji, > > you don't need to copy save the entire workbook with another name
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