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Excel Worksheets | Microsoft Excel XP | Page 3
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Learn step-by-step what Excel worksheets are and what to do with them.
Learn how to add, rename, move, copy and delete worksheets in a few easy
steps.
Copying A Worksheet
You can make an exact copy of a worksheet and put it either in its
original workbook or in a different workbook in one of two ways.
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Dragging with CTRL is the easiest
method.
If necessary, Excel changes the name of the copied sheet to make
it unique within the workbook.
For example, if you copy a
sheet named Sheet 1 to a workbook that already has a sheet named
Sheet 1. Excel changes the name to Sheet 1 (2). To
change the name of a sheet, see
Renaming a Worksheet.
Click the Worksheet tab, hold down CTRL and drag the Worksheet tab to a new place.
When you drag the worksheet, a small
sheet with a plus sign on it is added to the mouse pointer.
The
black-triangle marker shows the new location.
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To copy the worksheet tab to another workbook file, follow these steps:
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Select the sheet that you want to move by clicking the sheet
tab. |
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You also can move multiple sheets at once by
selecting the first Worksheet tab, hold down the CTRL key
on the keyboard and start to click the sheet tabs that you want to
move together.
You'll notice that the selected Worksheet
tabs are colored white. |
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Choose Edit ► Move or Copy Sheet
from the menu bar. |
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The Move or Copy dialog box pops up asking you
to select the workbook and the new location. |
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From the To Book drop-down list, select the Workbook file that
you want to move the worksheet to. |
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Click the check box next to Create a copy to
have a copy of the worksheet created. |
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Click OK. |
Deleting a worksheet can give you tears of joy or sorrow!
WARNING!
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When you delete a worksheet, it's gone for good.
This is one of the few operations in Excel that
can't be undone.
You may want to save a
workbook before deleting worksheets.
Then,
if you inadvertently deleted a worksheet, you can
revert to the saved version.
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You can delete a worksheet in one of two ways:
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Click on the worksheet tab and choose Edit ►
Delete Sheet from the menu bar. |
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OR |
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Right-click on the worksheet tab name and choose
Delete from the shortcut menu. |
In either case, Excel asks you to confirm the fact that you want
to delete the sheet.
Every workbook must have at least one
sheet so, if you try to delete the only sheet, Excel complains.
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To select multiple sheets to delete, press CTRL
while clicking the sheet tabs that you want to
delete.
To select a group of contiguous
sheets, click the first sheet tab, press and hold SHIFT,
and then click the last sheet tab. |
If you know how your Excel worksheets works, then you have a very good
starting foundation for Excel.
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Excel XP Topics
- Tips
- Excel Screen Layout
- Navigational Techniques
- Working with Workbooks
- Templates
- Working with Worksheets
- Moving Around
- Move Worksheets
- Copy Worksheets
- Insert & Delete Cells
- Insert & Delete Rows
- Insert & Delete Columns
- Resize Row
- Resize Column
- Editing Data
- Content Color
- Cell Color
- Number Formats
- Fonts
- Alignment
- Text Direction
- Indent Contents
- Merge Cells
- Copy
- Move
- Undo & Redo
- Using Zoom
- Freeze & Unfreeze Titles
- Split Worksheet
- Spreadsheet Data
- AutoFill
- AutoComplete
- Comment
- Find
- Replace
- Spellcheck
- Formulas
- Functions
- Print
- Password
- Sorting
- AutoFilter
- Advanced Filter
- Macros
- Charts
- Charting
- Charting Elements
- Gantt Chart
- PivotTable
- PivotTable Calculations
- PivotTable Layout
- PivotTable Format
- PDF to Excel
- PDF-to-Excel Converter
- Excel to PDF Converter
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