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    Angry Copying Text

    Not sure if you can do this but here goes. I work as an estimator and i have a front sheet which has a heading which reads desciption. I currently have 250 of these cells which have different descriptions in them. I have 250 tabs on the bottom of the screen and i need to copy each heading on the main screen to a heading in the tab. I currently press = on the tab heading then go back to the main screen highlight the relevant description and press equals. You can imagine doing 250 takes time. Not sure if it makes sense i hope it does and someone can help me

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    0-0 Wai Wai ^-^
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    Re: Copying Text

    Do you mean you wish to copy the text in the tab (the one at the bottom of the
    Excel) to the cell?

    What you do is similar to:
    Copy 1st tab text --> 1st cell
    Copy 2nd tab text --> 2nd cell
    Copy 3rd tab text --> 3rd cell
    and so on...

    Right??

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    Additional information:
    - I'm using Office XP
    - I'm using Windows XP



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    No sorry explanation maybe crap. I want to copy text from my main sheet to separate sheets. I currently click the first tab on the bottom say for example this first sheet relates to light bulbs. On my main sheet i have a list of text one of those may read light bulbs. I want this same heading on the first sheet . I have 250 of these to do. So i click on the first sheet and press = on the cell i want the text in then i move to my main sheet and press return on the text i want to copy. I then do the same on the second sheet then go back to my main sheet and go to the second description and press return and so on. (250 times!!!)

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    0-0 Wai Wai ^-^
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    Re: Copying Text

    Are you copying the text, say from "Sheet1 Cell A1/A2/A3..." to "Sheet2 Cell
    A1/A2/A3..."?
    If so, that's easy.

    1)
    Type this in Sheet 2 Cell A1:
    =Sheet1!A1

    Alternatively, you may type the equal sign (=) in sheet 2 Cell A1. Then:
    - go back to Sheet 1
    - select Cell A1
    - press Enter

    2) Apply the formula in A1 to A2-A250. To do so:
    - Highlight A1
    - Can you see the small black square on the bottomright? Hold this square
    - keep dragging until you reach the last cell

    Hopefully this is what you want.




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