4 Right-click one of the selected sheet tabs and then click Move or Copy on the shortcut menu. Excel opens the Move or Copy dialog box, where you indicate whether you want to move or copy the selected sheet(s) and where to move or copy them. Feb 15, 2019 Yes, as I stated in my first reply, I disabled all Add-Ins but the problem persisted. This included both Excel and COM Add-Ins. Yes, I can drag the tab to move or copy directly within a workbook. The right-click>Move or Copy feature is what I use to move or copy to another workbook.
Copying/Moving a Cell(s) Between Sheets/Workbooks In this article, you’ll learn how to copy and move a cell(s) between sheets/workbooks in Microsoft Excel. We need to move or copy options for various purposes, but usually we move our sheet when we prepare any report on the basis of data and we just want to send only report to management. But, yes, as per our requirement, we can use it for any purpose. We can see “Move and Copy” option in the Home tab:- Home tab Cells group Click on Format Move or Copy Let’s take an example and understand:- We have a workbook in which we have 3 worksheets. In this workbook, we have Dashboard sheet, Calculation sheet and Data sheet, from which we want to move or copy only dashboard sheet. Follow below given steps:-. Right click with the mouse on the dashboard sheet.
Pop-up will appear. Click on Move or Copy option. Move or Copy dialog box will appear. Check the option of “create a copy”.
Click on drop down list of To book:. From the list, select the workbook in which you want to move the sheet. Click on OK. New workbook will be created In this way, we can move or copy the sheet between workbooks in Microsoft Excel. If you liked our blogs, share it with your friends on.
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Contents. In Excel, you can manually move or copy a worksheet to another workbook by right-clicking the selected sheet and selecting the Move or Copy option, but, if you want to use Excel VBA to move or copy worksheets within a workbook or between workbooks, how to do it? Move Worksheets VBA Move the active sheet to the beginning Sub MoveBeginning 'Move the active sheet to the beginning ActiveSheet.Move Before:=Worksheets(1) End Sub You can use to move the Worksheets and use Before argument or After argument to specify where to move the sheet to. In this example, we use Worksheets(1) to point to the first sheet in the workbook, and then move the active sheet before that one. Move the active sheet to the end Sub MoveEnd 'Move the active sheet to the end ActiveSheet.Move After:=Worksheets(Worksheets.Count) End Sub There is nothing in VBA lets you point to “the last sheet”. But you can find the maximum count of worksheets, and then use that number as an index for the Worksheets object.
In this example, you can use Worksheet(Worksheets.Count) to point to the last sheet. Move Sheet 1 before Sheet 3 Sub MoveBefore 'Move Sheet 1 before Sheet 3 Sheets('Sheet1').Move Before:=Sheets('Sheet3') End Sub You can move sheets simply by calling them out by sheet name. In this example, we are moving Sheet1 before Sheet3. Move the active sheet to another Workbook Sub MoveToSpecificWorkbook 'Move the active sheet to the beginning of named Workbook. 'Replace YourWorkbook.xls with the full name of the target workbook you want. ActiveSheet.Move Before:=Workbooks('YourWorkbook.xls').Sheets(1) End Sub In this example, we are moving the active sheet to the beginning of Workbook named YourWorkbook.xls. Move the active sheet to a new Workbook Sub MoveToNew 'Move the active sheet to a new Workbook.
ActiveSheet.Move End Sub Copy Worksheets VBA Copy the active sheet to a new Workbook Sub CopyToNew 'Copy the active sheet to a new Workbook. ActiveSheet.Copy End Sub You can use to copy the Worksheets and use Before argument or After argument to specify where to copy the sheet to. Copy the active sheet to another Workbook Sub CopyToSpecificWorkbook 'Copy the active sheet to the beginning of named Workbook.
'Replace YourWorkbook.xls with the full name of the target workbook you want. ActiveSheet.Copy Before:=Workbooks('YourWorkbook.xls').Sheets(1) End Sub If you want to copy the active sheet to the end of another workbook, you can use below Macro code.
Sub CopyToSpecificWorkbook2 'Copy the active sheet to the end of named Workbook. 'Replace YourWorkbook.xls with the full name of the target workbook you want. ActiveSheet.Copy After:=Workbooks('YourWorkbook.xls').Sheets(Workbooks('YourWorkbook.xls').Worksheets.Count) End Sub In this example, the VBA code: Workbooks('YourWorkbook.xls').Worksheets.Count count all the sheets of Workbook named YourWorkbook.xls, the VBA code: Workbooks('YourWorkbook.xls').Sheets(Workbooks('YourWorkbook.xls').Worksheets.Count) point to the last sheet of Workbook named YourWorkbook.xls.