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Copy/Paste Rows

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JethroUK - 06 Oct 2006 13:02 GMT
When copy/pasting rows i notice some machines copy existing formulae & some
don't

Assume this is some sort of Excel settings

Any Clues?
Tom Ogilvy - 07 Oct 2006 18:50 GMT
I have never seen it nor am I aware of any such setting.  (I don't know
anything about xl2007 if that is what you are using).

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> When copy/pasting rows i notice some machines copy existing formulae &
> some don't
>
> Assume this is some sort of Excel settings
>
> Any Clues?
JethroUK© - 07 Oct 2006 19:52 GMT
i actually have misled - i'll try again:

when 'inserting' new rows - some machines (i have a class of 16)
automatically insert any formulae - some don't?

XL 2002

| I have never seen it nor am I aware of any such setting.  (I don't know
| anything about xl2007 if that is what you are using).
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| > Any Clues?
Roger Govier - 07 Oct 2006 22:31 GMT
Hi Jethro

There is an option Tools>Options>Edit>Extend List formats and Formulas
but on my copy of XL2002 it does not seem to do anything when checked as
opposed to unchecked.

in XL2003, there is a Data>List option, which when invoked does add
formulae as you add to a list of data.
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Roger Govier

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JethroUK© - 08 Oct 2006 12:19 GMT
i've looked at Tools>Options>Edit>Extend List formats and Formulas and it
does seem to be the option but like yours, mine does nothing?

it's seem to be a flaky option because it does work in 'some' of the
machines in my class

thanks anyhow

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Gord Dibben - 07 Oct 2006 19:03 GMT
If you have two instances of Excel running with a workbook open in each
instance, you will get values pasted when copying from one workbook to the
other.

Close one instance of Excel and open both workbooks in one instance.

Gord Dibben  MS Excel MVP

>When copy/pasting rows i notice some machines copy existing formulae & some
>don't
>
>Assume this is some sort of Excel settings
>
>Any Clues?

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