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how do I remove a sum but keep the figures in excel
I have set up an excel document where I have values in row E, and have put a
simple formula into row F (example: E3*1.06). Now I want to use the figures I have got from the sum into a different workbook, but I do not want to show the formula. Is there anyway of doing this - all I seem to get is error messages! Thanks, Nicola |
how do I remove a sum but keep the figures in excel
Use Copy from Document/Column F and Pastespecial/Values into different
workbook. Regards, Stefi €˛icklnickla€¯ ezt Ć*rta: I have set up an excel document where I have values in row E, and have put a simple formula into row F (example: E3*1.06). Now I want to use the figures I have got from the sum into a different workbook, but I do not want to show the formula. Is there anyway of doing this - all I seem to get is error messages! Thanks, Nicola |
how do I remove a sum but keep the figures in excel
Thanks that worked!
"Stefi" wrote: Use Copy from Document/Column F and Pastespecial/Values into different workbook. Regards, Stefi €˛icklnickla€¯ ezt Ć*rta: I have set up an excel document where I have values in row E, and have put a simple formula into row F (example: E3*1.06). Now I want to use the figures I have got from the sum into a different workbook, but I do not want to show the formula. Is there anyway of doing this - all I seem to get is error messages! Thanks, Nicola |
how do I remove a sum but keep the figures in excel
You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback!
Stefi €˛icklnickla€¯ ezt Ć*rta: Thanks that worked! "Stefi" wrote: Use Copy from Document/Column F and Pastespecial/Values into different workbook. Regards, Stefi €˛icklnickla€¯ ezt Ć*rta: I have set up an excel document where I have values in row E, and have put a simple formula into row F (example: E3*1.06). Now I want to use the figures I have got from the sum into a different workbook, but I do not want to show the formula. Is there anyway of doing this - all I seem to get is error messages! Thanks, Nicola |
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