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Excel 2007

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replyReply Wed 8 Jul 2009, 16:03Delegate Debra said...

Debra has attended:
Excel Introduction course

Excel 2007

How do you copy formulas into a separate worksheet?

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replyReply Wed 8 Jul 2009, 16:51Trainer Andrew said...

RE: Excel 2007

Hi Debra

Thank you for your question. You can copy any formula (click on the cell containing the formula and click on Home tab > Clipboard group > copy) then switch to your destination sheet and cell and from the same group on the ribbon click paste.

I hope this helps - do let us know if you have any further questions.

Kind regards,
Andrew

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