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| | Excel 2007 As a treasurer for a church I use a large spreadsheet to keep my accounts for each year. At the end of the year I start a new spreadsheet. Is there a quick way of removing all the figures from the spreadsheet, and just leaving the formula? Usually I copy the spreadsheet at the end of the year, then I have to slowly go throught the spreadsheet and remove all the credits and debits. Surley there is a quicker way? -- John McGoldrick |
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| | Re: Excel 2007 johnmcg wrote: Quote: > As a treasurer for a church I use a large spreadsheet to keep my accounts for > each year. At the end of the year I start a new spreadsheet. Is there a quick > way of removing all the figures from the spreadsheet, and just leaving the > formula? > Usually I copy the spreadsheet at the end of the year, then I have to slowly > go throught the spreadsheet and remove all the credits and debits. > Surley there is a quicker way? Excel, post in its newsgroup, microsoft.public.excel. Malke -- Elephant Boy Computers www.elephantboycomputers.com "Don't Panic!" MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User |
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