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When working with an Excel workbook, it's not always easy to remember where your data is located. Give each worksheet a descriptive name so you can find it within the workbook.
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A workbook is a multi-page Excel document. It is made up of multiple worksheets.
When you select more than one worksheet, you are grouping your worksheets. Duplicate information is entered into all sheets in a group.
When worksheets are grouped, the information you enter into one worksheet is entered into all sheets in the group. Grouping worksheets saves you time; it eliminates all that cutting and pasting.
Remember to ungroup worksheets after you are finished entering, moving, or copying common data.
When you copy a sheet, you are doing just that—making a copy. When you move a sheet, you are moving it to a new location.
To move a worksheet within the same workbook, drag the sheet tab to the new location (a small black triangle appears) and drop it. To copy it, hold down the Control key while dragging the worksheet to its new location.
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