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Selecting Multiple Worksheets

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by - delegate Rebecca [14 posts] (2008 Feb 21 Thu, 14:58) replyReply

Hi

I would like to autoformat columns A-J in 5 worksheets within onw workbook. How do I select all worksheets? I have tried using Array but this has not worked.

Many thanks

Becky

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RE: Selecting Multiple Worksheets

by - trainer Mark gold contributer[151 posts] (2008 Feb 29 Fri, 15:35) replyReply

Hi Becky

Thank you for coming on the training course

In relation to your question what you will need to do is highlight the cells you want to auto format then hold hold the control (ctrl) then click on the sheet tabs you also want to include then go to the format menu, and click auto format and apply the format you need

This should solve your problem


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