LOL - That too :-)

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"Ragdyer" wrote in message
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Then, if you want the original formulas to still work at their original
location, go back to them and also revert the change back to it's
original,
while the Edit - Replace dialog window still remembers the replace
settings.<g
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"Ken Wright" wrote in message
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And if you have range of cells to do this to, then select the range and
do
Edit / Replace / Replace = with %%. Copy to new place, and then do Edit
/
Replace / Replace %% with =.

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"Ragdyer" wrote in message
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Select the entire formula in the formula bar.

Right click in the selection, and choose "Copy".

Hit <Enter.

Right click in J10, and choose "Paste".

And you're done.
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"Gary's Student" wrote in
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I would like to copy the formula in one cell to another without
adjusting
cell references within the formula. For example

Cells(10,10).formula=cells(2,2).formula

will copy the formula in B2 to J10 without adjustment. There must
be
a
simple way to do this without resorting to VBA??

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