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    How do I copy and paste formulas to new workbook

    When I copy and paste several cells of formulas and paste them into another workbook I get the formula but with a reference to the other worksheet

    For example i get from =COUNTIF('Call 1'!D7:E7, "N") to =COUNTIF('[BLANK FORM.XLSM]Call 1!'D7:E7,"N")

    How do I copy and paste formulas like that? I have several formulas I am doing at once, so copy and pasting individual formulas is not reasonable. Macros wouldn't be either because I have to make the change to about 80 workbooks and that would be to complicated for my staff to assist me with. None of them have messed with Macros.

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    Re: How do I copy and paste formulas to new workbook

    Try FIND and REPLACE (ctrl H)

    FIND: [BLANK FORM.XLSM]
    REPLACE 'empty'
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    Re: How do I copy and paste formulas to new workbook

    Another way would be to copy the formula from the formula bar, then paste that to the new WB
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    Re: How do I copy and paste formulas to new workbook

    Thanks FDibbins but as I mentioned "I have several formulas I am doing at once, so copy and pasting individual formulas is not reasonable." Any other ideas?

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    Re: How do I copy and paste formulas to new workbook

    Hey Taylor,

    Look at some of the last suggestions on this site:

    http://www.wikihow.com/Copy-Formulas-in-Excel
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