Easy to do, great feature. Suggestion.
Gilberto Schiavinatto
gilberto at schiavinatto.com
Fri Sep 23 19:25:07 UTC 2022
Try using Cut and Paste in the other worksheet and then paste in the
original place.
Em 23/09/2022 14:57, Kevin Suo escreveu:
> Hi. My name is Matt. I use Calc a lot. I have a great idea. First, I
> usually modify my spreadsheets to improve them. They are complex. But
> I have a few versions of one type, e.g. "Schematic" which is a
> schematic of my solar generator installations which has tables that
> calculate power yields and wot not. One version is for large jobs, one
> for small jobs, one for single phase, one for 3 phase. It just saves
> me time to pull up the version most applicable to customise for a
> particular solar system. So when I modify one I modify the other
> versions too. Now, while I was copying blocks of cells and pasting
> them into other versions I also had to correct cross referenced cells
> to some of the formulas in other pages of the spreadsheet. So there I
> was clicking a cell, then the = and then I had to click the other
> sheet and click on the required cell. This back and forth from one
> sheet to another was awkward whereas copying from a separate
> spreadsheet altogether was easy as they were both on screen at the
> same time. So if more than one sheet of the same spreadsheet could be
> viewed side by side at the same time, it will make cross referencing
> cells between sheets a whole lot faster. And if desired, if more than
> one sheet is open at a time then perhaps the copy and paste will
> acknowledge the cells in the other sheet(s) and not try to ref the
> cells in the origin spreadsheet.
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