I am creating an alphabetical workbook and I want to know is there a simple way to automatically follow the headings and cell formats on all of the sheets.
Thanks
I am creating an alphabetical workbook and I want to know is there a simple way to automatically follow the headings and cell formats on all of the sheets.
Thanks
Sure there is a simple way. Make a template.
If you would like a current WB to be adjusted, VBA is required and we need to know what exacly you would like the code to do.
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Thanks for your reply. I'm doing an alphabetical inventory for my library and I want 26 identical sheets with the following columns and width:-
Author (20)
Title (40
Remarks (50)
Date (default)
I will be creating other similar inventories for some other collections (I'm old enough to make it worthwhile), and rather than manually editing each sheet, I want to know is there a labour saving feature in excel 2007 which allows me to copy my first sheet's format to the other 25.
I don't know anything about macros or VBA and early traces of Alzheimers makes it difficult for me to get too complicated, thats actually the reason I need something simple.
I don't know if I'm the only one but I find the new excel a bit intimidating for beginners.
Anyway, if anyone has any advice I'd be obliged.
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just select all sheets then fill in your first one -titles /width /formats all the others will be the same
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thanks Martin thats what I'm looking for, but where do I find "select all sheets"?
right click any tab the option should be there
Brilliant Martin, that's done the trick! thanks for your help.
Now whilst I have your attention (and since you clearly know a trick or two), if I have 10 authors called Smith on one sheet and my first entries are for W.Smith, is there a quick way to re-arrange them into alphabetical order in the same way as I can with 'view' in an ms folders directory so that A.Smith will automatically go first?
Thanks
just use sort
see
http://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/excel2...l2007s3p1.html
Thanks for your help.
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