Copying worksheets is one of my favorite Excel time savers. If you have an Excel file (workbook) that has similar worksheets, such as a budget workbook with a sheet for every month, copying worksheets will save you time.
This tip works with Excel 2003 and 2007.
Some of you may know the traditional way to copy a worksheet (Excel 2003 instructions):
Some of you may know the traditional way to copy a worksheet (Excel 2003 instructions):
- Click the Edit menu.
- Choose Move or Copy Sheet.
- Make certain the Create a Copy box is checked.
- Select where you want to place the sheet (in a new workbook file, or in the current workbook).
- Click OK.
Did you know that there's an even quicker way to do this? This works in Excel 2003 and 2007.
To copy a worksheet in the same workbook.
- Hold down the Ctrl key.
- Left-click and drag the worksheet.
To copy a worksheet to another workbook. Excel 2003 and 2007.
- Make sure both workbooks are open.
- Click the Window menu, then Arrange. In Excel 2007, Click the View Tab, and then Arrange All.
- Choose Vertical, and then OK.
- At this point, both workbooks should be open side-by-side.
- Left-click and drag the worksheet from one workbook to another.
For additional information:
Intro to Excel 2007 - Atlanta Training class.
Excel 2003 Basics - Atlanta Training Class.
Excel 2003 Intermediate - Atlanta Training Class.
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