How to Copy Multiple Worksheets to a New File with Tables

musicninja

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I have a workbook consisting of two sheets that I want to move into a different workbook. One is the front end worksheet, the other is for data validation, including several tables (which I need as tables to make the front end work). I tried simply selecting both of them and using the Move/Copy to function, but it said that I can't do that since one of them contains tables. I tried copying them one at a time, but unsurprisingly the formulas on the front end page are now referencing the original file.

Is there a way to keep the formula links intact and move both worksheets?
 

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