How to Copy Multiple Sheets in Excel

Using Macros

Utilize the CreateSheets macro to copy and paste multiple sheets at once, preserving row and column formatting. This macro duplicates the first sheet and names the new sheets using dates.

Move or Copy Command

Employ the Move or Copy Sheet command to transfer or replicate entire worksheets, also known as sheets, within Excel.

Manual Duplication

For manual duplication, hold the Ctrl key and drag the sheet tab to the desired location. This is useful for creating multiple, similar documents like forms or invoices.

Common Use Cases

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  Creating backup copies of data for archival purposes
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  Generating identical templates for different departments or projects
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  Duplicating financial models to run different scenarios
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  Consolidating reports from multiple sheets into a single workbook
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  Facilitating the sharing of standardized data sets with team members

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