Move or Copy Sheet

Move or Copy Sheet To book (new book) Create a copy /... 

You can also choose Move or Copy Sheet... from the Edit menu to move a worksheet. In addition to moving sheets within the active workbook, this menu command allows you to move one or more worksheets to another workbook. 

The default Excel 2000 workbook contains three worksheets, but you can add or remove sheets. Three Excel commands permit you to add or remove sheets from a workbook. The Delete Sheet command in the Edit menu permanently removes the active sheet from the workbook. To add a worksheet to a workbook, use the Worksheet command in the Insert menu (you can also insert a chart sheet). To move or copy sheets within a workbook, or from one workbook to another, use the Move or Copy Sheet... command (Figure 1-10) in the Edit menu. 

If you use Move or Copy Sheet... in the Edit menu to create a copy of a sheet that has defined names, the copy will have the same names but they will be local. 

Open the spreadsheet 5-6.xls. Use the EDIT/MOVE OR COPY SHEET sequence to copy the twoell worksheet into the new file. This is the simplest way to ensure that the sequence of spreadsheet operations required for... 

Open fig2-7.xls and use the EDIT/MOVE OR COPY SHEET sequence to make three copies of the integration procedure. 

Make a copy of fig2-7.xls and use the EDIT/MOVE OR COPY SHEET facility to create six copies of the worksheet for integration over a cylindrical array. Create a primary worksheet and label all the worksheets as in Figures 6.6a and 6.6b. 

USING LOCATION... IN THE CHART MENU TO MOVE OR COPY AN EMBEDDED CHART TO A SEPARATE CHART SHEET OR VICE VERSA... 

To demonstrate how to import data from another application into the MATLAB environment, let us assume that the experimental data exist in a file sheet such as Excel. The data represent the yearly incoming surface erythemal solar UV radiation dosage (J per cm ) for a clear sky, after modulation due to average cloud cover, as a function of earth latitude. The data were excerpted from M. Ilyas [Climate augmentation of er5 hemal UV-B radiation dose damage in the tropics and global change, Curr. Sci. 93(11) 1604-1608, 2007]. For simplicity, the file was copied to, or moved into, one of the MATLAB search path directories so that it will appear in the Current Folder Window of MATLAB (Fig. 5.1). 

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