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I am using a conditional formula to display the sum of an equation on a
different worksheet. The conditional formula looks at the day of the week
that is entered by the user to determine where to put the sum of the
equation. My problem is that when the day of the week is changed, the data
referenced from the other worksheet will be lost. Is there some way to
reference data from a different worksheet and lock those values in place so
they will not change when the day of the week changes?
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Post your formula.
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I am using a conditional formula to display the sum of an equation on a
different worksheet. The conditional formula looks at the day of the week
that is entered by the user to determine where to put the sum of the
equation. My problem is that when the day of the week is changed, the data
referenced from the other worksheet will be lost. Is there some way to
reference data from a different worksheet and lock those values in place so
they will not change when the day of the week changes?

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=IF(Sheet1!F1="Monday",Sheet1!D9,"")

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Post your formula.
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I am using a conditional formula to display the sum of an equation on a
different worksheet. The conditional formula looks at the day of the week
that is entered by the user to determine where to put the sum of the
equation. My problem is that when the day of the week is changed, the data
referenced from the other worksheet will be lost. Is there some way to
reference data from a different worksheet and lock those values in place so
they will not change when the day of the week changes?

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Try doing it with the
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I am using a conditional formula to display the sum of an equation on a
different worksheet. The conditional formula looks at the day of the week
that is entered by the user to determine where to put the sum of the
equation. My problem is that when the day of the week is changed, the
data
referenced from the other worksheet will be lost. Is there some way to
reference data from a different worksheet and lock those values in place
so
they will not change when the day of the week changes?



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Try doing it with the what?

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I am using a conditional formula to display the sum of an equation on a
different worksheet. The conditional formula looks at the day of the week
that is entered by the user to determine where to put the sum of the
equation. My problem is that when the day of the week is changed, the
data
referenced from the other worksheet will be lost. Is there some way to
reference data from a different worksheet and lock those values in place
so
they will not change when the day of the week changes?






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