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by - delegate Margie [1 post] (2007 Mar 13 Tue, 14:28) replyReply

How can i group six worsheets together?

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RE: Grouping

by - trainer Amanda platinum contributer[968 posts] (2007 Mar 13 Tue, 15:42) replyReply

Hi Margie

Thanks for your question.

You can group worksheets together by selecting the tabs for the worksheets to be grouped.

If the sheets are next to each other in the Excel file, you can click on the first sheet tab, hold down Shift and click on the sixth sheet tab. This will select all the sheets between the first and sixth sheet.

If the sheets are not next to each other in the Excel file, then click on the first sheet tab, hold down Ctrl and keeping hold Ctrl down while you click on the sheet tabs of the other sheets you wish to include in the group.

I hope this helps.
Amanda


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