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robotman - 08 Feb 2007 19:22 GMT
Is there a way to export a highlighted section of a worksheet to a
text file?  Or is there a way to only export parts of a spreadsheet
that have data in them?

For example, I have a spreadsheet with many hidden formulas from rows
1 - 100.  Sometimes only rows 1-12 have data.  If I save the
spreadsheet as text, the empty rows (13-100) show up with a set of
columns.

For compliance reasons, I can not incorporate a macro.

Any ideas?

Thanks!
Earl Kiosterud - 08 Feb 2007 21:30 GMT
The Text Write Program at www.smokeylake.com lets you select one range, which it will write
to a text file, with options.

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> Is there a way to export a highlighted section of a worksheet to a
> text file?  Or is there a way to only export parts of a spreadsheet
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> Thanks!
Earl Kiosterud - 08 Feb 2007 21:32 GMT
Unless it's specifically not workable, you should put all the data into one sheet.  A column
for month.  A column for year.  Life will be a lot easier.  See "Data across multiple
sheets" at http://www.smokeylake.com/excel/excel_truths.htm.

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> Is there a way to export a highlighted section of a worksheet to a
> text file?  Or is there a way to only export parts of a spreadsheet
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> Thanks!
Earl Kiosterud - 08 Feb 2007 22:26 GMT
Sooorrreeeeee.  Wrong post.

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> Unless it's specifically not workable, you should put all the data into one sheet.  A
> column for month.  A column for year.  Life will be a lot easier.  See "Data across
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>> Thanks!
 
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