Copy and Paste a Formula into a new Workbook Without Keeping Reference to the Old Workbook in Excel.

In this tutorial, I show you a cool trick that you can use to copy and paste a formula to a new workbook in Microsoft Excel without keeping the reference to the old workbook. To do this, you can use find and replace to replace the = sign in the workbook with a word for the formulas in the old workbook. Then, you can copy and paste this into the new workbook. After this, you can reverse the order and replace the word that you had with an = sign in the new workbook. I hope that you found this tutorial to be helpful, and if you did please like, subscribe, and comment. Thank you for watching!

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[pavelbadin]

Fantastic, this saved me lots of boring work. Thank you!

[astridcifuentes]

You are a genious!!!! I was here stuck copying and pasting thousands of this formulas manually

Thanks you so

[zakfuller]

This just saved me a ton of time. Thanks!