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When you have multiple worksheets in an Excel workbook, you might want to save only one worksheet as its own workbook. Use the Move or Copy function to save one worksheet in Excel 2013 or Excel 2016.

Save a single worksheet

  1. Right-click the worksheet name tab.

    Excel worksheet tabs are at the bottom of the Excel window.
  2. Click select Move or Copy.

    The right-click menu for the tab
  3. Click on the Move selected sheets to Book drop-down menu. Select (new book).

    The Move or Copy dialog box
  4. Click OK. Your new workbook opens with your moved worksheet.

    Note: This process moves your worksheet from the original workbook. If you want to keep your worksheet in both workbooks, in the Move or Copy dialog box, select the check box for Create a copy.

    The "Create a copy" check box is at the bottom of the dialog box.
  5. Click File > Save in your new workbook.

    Tip: You can also save your Excel workbook with the keyboard shortcut, Ctrl + S.

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