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Hi,
Suppose that a cell contains the formula =A1. When I cut A1 and paste into A2, the formula becomes =A2. Is that possible to disable this automatic conversion? Even using absolute reference (=$A$1), it still happens. I would like that the formula remain the same (=A1) even if I cut A1 and paste elsewhere. Thanks in advance! Filipe. |
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Change the formula from =A1 to =INDIRECT("A1")
Bob Umlas Excel MVP "filipe" wrote in message oups.com... Hi, Suppose that a cell contains the formula =A1. When I cut A1 and paste into A2, the formula becomes =A2. Is that possible to disable this automatic conversion? Even using absolute reference (=$A$1), it still happens. I would like that the formula remain the same (=A1) even if I cut A1 and paste elsewhere. Thanks in advance! Filipe. |
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Bob Umlas wrote:
Change the formula from =A1 to =INDIRECT("A1") Thanks, it works! Filipe. |
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