How to Copy a Tab in Google Sheets

0:00 In this video, I'm going to show you how to duplicate a tab or copy a tab. If we're creating something like these 2023, 2024 sales sheets, and we want to create one for 2025, we go to the name of the tab. There is a downward facing arrow to the right, click on that and click duplicate . Once it's duplicated, it will have the name of the tab with an additional text called copy of, we can delete this and rename it 2025 sales. We also have to obviously clear out any data here. When we copy a tab, the color of the tab will also copy, so we may have to change the color or reset the color here. And just to be sure you know that when you copy a tab, all of the data and the text and the formatting of the tab is copied. The copy of the tab will always be to the right of the tab down below. If we want to reorder this, we For instance, if we want to have the How To Duplicate a Tab and Move it to the End in Google Sheets Make It Easier For Others To Use Your Google Sheets How To Duplicate a Tab and Move it to the End in Google Sheets Share 1 Row to Another Tab, Forever next year's sales at the beginning, we just click and drag and move that tab over to where we want it. We can also reorder it by just moving right or left in this menu here. However, if you're trying to copy a tab to a new sheet, click on the downward facing arrow. Go to copy to and click on new spreadsheet . This will copy the tab to a brand new spreadsheet , an entire entire workbook that is only for that tab. You can open it here we do have to name it. It will always be named untitled spreadsheet . We can name it something like sales 2025. Automatically Copy Spreadsheet Tab to New File with Values Only, No Formulas Make It Easier For Others To Use Your Google Sheets How To Duplicate a Tab and Move it to the End in Google Sheets Share 1 Row to Another Tab, Forever