>How are you copying the worksheets? Are you right clicking on the worksheet
>name tab and select move or copy?
YES, I'm right clicking on the worksheet, and selecting COPY.
>This method results in a warning about cell
>references when you change to the worksheet after copying it but I have found
>that I can just click OK and ignore it and all the references are correct.
I have never seen that warning. Neither in Office 2003 or 2007.
>I know that you cannot simply select all the cells (including the charts) on
>the worksheet and copy and paste because the charts retain the original cell
>references.
Of course.
>I am interested in how you go with this because the warning message about
>cell references always worries me but so far I have not been able to find any
>real errors.
I recorded/made MACROS on four different computers, with different
mixes of XP/Vista & Office 2003/2007. After making them, I reviewed
the code, and they were identical in coding, yet they do different
things. See below:
XP/2003 = Copy Sheet works perfectly; new sheet references itself.
XP/2007 = Copy Sheet sucks; new sheet references old sheet = trash.
Vista/2007 = Copy Sheet works perfectly; new sheet references itself.
Vista/2007 lptp = Copy Sheet sucks; new sheet references old sheet =
trash.
I am at a loss as to why this occurs. A particular macros will do
different things on different machines, even though it is the same
code. Wierd.
OssieMac - 19 Nov 2007 21:44 GMT
Hi Chris,
I see what you mean. I am using Office 2007 with Vista Home and 202 with XP.
Just for interest, are the 2 computers that you used for testing with Vista
loaded with the same Vista?

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> >How are you copying the worksheets? Are you right clicking on the worksheet
> >name tab and select move or copy?
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> different things on different machines, even though it is the same
> code. Wierd.
Chris Cowdell - 19 Nov 2007 22:22 GMT
>Hi Chris,
>
>I see what you mean. I am using Office 2007 with Vista Home and 202 with XP.
>Just for interest, are the 2 computers that you used for testing with Vista
>loaded with the same Vista?
Both have Vista Ultimate. One has SP1 pre RC1 beta, the other has the
latest SP1 RC1 beta (released a couple of days ago). THe XP machine
with O2007, is SP2.