Copy and Paste Worksheet and Formatting
It’s helpful for adjusters preparing statements of loss or other similar presentations to know how to copy an original worksheet with formatting, and then paste it into a new document. Only a few figures and dates may change month to month, or from one client to another. You also may want to copy one tab from a master Excel file and send it to someone without losing the formatting. Here’s how:
All the data and formatting should copy from the original to the new worksheet/tab/file. This is notwithstanding any special formulas that may be invalid due to references to other worksheets in the When you click “Paste” entire. |
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