How to Copy Formula to Another Sheet in Excel (4 Methods)

 

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

Method 1 – Apply Keyboard Shortcuts to Copy a Formula to Another sheet in Excel

 

Steps:

  • Press Ctrl+C to copy a selected cell.

Apply Keyboard Shortcuts

  • Go to another sheet, and press Ctrl+V to paste.

Apply Keyboard Shortcuts

 

  • The value is modified on another sheet while the formula remains the same.

Apply Keyboard Shortcuts

  • Use the AutoFill tool to fill the next cells.

Apply Keyboard Shortcuts

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Method 2 – Use the Formula Bar to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

Steps:

  • Copy the formmula from the first sheet.
  • Press the Esc key.

Use Formula Bar

  • Paste the formula to another sheet.

Use Formula Bar

  • Use the AutoFill tool to fill the blank cells.

Use Formula Bar

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Method 3 – Use the Clipboard Group to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

Steps:

  • Select a cell and from the Clipboard Group, click on the Copy option.

Use Clipboard Group

  • In another sheet, select the Paste option from the Clipboard Group.
  • From the Paste option, select the Formulas(F) option.

Use Clipboard Group

  • AutoFill the cells with the same formula.

Use Clipboard Group

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Method 4 – Use Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

 

Steps:

  • Select the cells.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

  • Press Ctrl+H to open the Find and Replace dialog.
  • In the Find what box cell type equal to (=)
  • In the Replace with box, type the ‘nothere’.
  • Click on Replace All.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

  • Click OK.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

  • Click Close.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

  • Copy the cells as shown in the below screenshot.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

  • Paste it into another sheet.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

 

  • In the Find what box type ‘nothere’.
  • In the replace with box type equal to (=)
  • Click to Replace All.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

  • Click on OK.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

  • Click on Close.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

  • You will see that the formula is copied to another sheet.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

Note: After copying the formula into a new sheet, we may see that the first sheet will change. To fix the sample data set we have to follow the rules below.

Steps:

  • Type ‘nothere’ in the Find what.
  • Enter the equal (=) sign in the Replace with.
  • Click on Replace All.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

  • Click OK.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

  • Click on the Close option.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel

  • The values are returned in the previous format.

Perform Find & Replace Option to Copy Formula to Another sheet in Excel


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