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I have created a financial statement in an 2003 excell spreadsheet that has
a section where I am listing the last five years of info. I have a form cell where each statement is referenced by a different form number (i.e. form 1=year one, form 2=year two, etc.). My problem is that I have a number of circular references that occur whenever I update the form from 1 to 2, 2 to 3, etc. This occurs because in my last five years info section I have five columns corresponding with whatever form number is put in, and if the form number matches the column then it floods in the financial info, but if the number doesn't match, I want the columns to retain whatever values that are already in them. To do this I had to use an IF statement that tested to see if the form matched with the column, and if it didn't then the cell should equal itself. Does anyone know how I can retain the information in the cell without making the cell equal to itself? |
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