I was recently tasked with manually consolidating data from several Excel spreadsheets into a single Excel spreadsheet.
Of course, as you can guess, this meant manually COPYING over table data from other spreadsheets into a single new Excel spreadsheet.
However, as I started wading through more and more of the Excel spreadsheets, I started getting a strange Excel dialog stating something similar to the following:
The name 'XXXX', already exists. Click Yes to use that version of the name, or click No to rename the version of 'XXXX' you're moving or copying.
Of course, as you can guess, this meant manually COPYING over table data from other spreadsheets into a single new Excel spreadsheet.
However, as I started wading through more and more of the Excel spreadsheets, I started getting a strange Excel dialog stating something similar to the following:
The name 'XXXX', already exists. Click Yes to use that version of the name, or click No to rename the version of 'XXXX' you're moving or copying.
I could not figure out why this issue suddenly started occurring when it had not been occurring before. Fortunately, a quick Google search indicated that I would have to Delete all of the existing named entries using Name Manager (Ctrl + F3)
NOTE: If you are copying from multiple Excel spreadsheets, you may have to repeat this operation over and over (like I did).
In any case, once I did that, I could once again resume copying and pasting information from the other Excel spreadsheets without the annoying dialog boxes!!
In any case, once I did that, I could once again resume copying and pasting information from the other Excel spreadsheets without the annoying dialog boxes!!
Excel is a software program from Microsoft basic excel for beginners that is a part of Microsoft Office. Excel calculations is compiled for making and altering spreadsheets that are spared with a .xls expansion. It's general uses in corporate cell-based figuring, turn tables, and different diagramming devices. With an Excel spreadsheet, you could make a month to month spending plan, track costs of doing business, or sort and compose a lot of information calculations in spreadsheets of Excels.
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