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replyReply Mon 12 May 2008, 16:49Delegate Julie-Anne said...

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how to past information from one sheet to another and keep the same colume row with?

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replyReply Tue 13 May 2008, 05:43Trainer Tracy said...

RE: Excel

One thing you can do is select two tabs holding your control key down, from there whatever you do with one worksheet affects the other. So you can type on one and it will appear on both sheets. If you are looking at row width if you change one it will change the other.

Have a go and see if that helps

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Excel tip:

Change Excel's default font

You can change the default font and font size for all spreadsheets created in Excel by:

1. Going to Tools on the menu bar.
2. Select Options, then General.
3. Next to Standard Font you can change the font and font size.
4. Click OK.

Each new file you start from this point onward should use the font and font size you have selected.

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