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formatting a new worksheet

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    formatting a new worksheet

    I want to create a new worksheet within my workbook which has all the formatting of an existing worksheet. How do I do that?

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    Re: formatting a new worksheet

    Right click on an existing worksheet and select "Move or Copy" -- check "Create a Copy" and click OK. Rename your new sheet and Clear Contents of cells if needed.

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    Re: formatting a new worksheet

    DonkeyOte suggesttion is also my recommend method but this is to show another method also - It may help you learn some more functions of Excel

    Select all cells (click on square to left of Column headers & above the row headers)
    Copy
    Goto a new book or sheet
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