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Hi,
If a formula refers to a range of cells, dragging a cell value may not keep the correct reference. The formula may no longer be correct. Therefor it is recommended that you copy those cells and paste it to a different location using the Copy command from the Edit menu, or press the CTRL key and drag copy of the cell withou copying the content of the cell to the clipboard. Thereafter, select the cell and right-click, and then click Clear Content. This way the formula will still refer to the empty cell value with out showing a incorrect value. Challa Prabhu "Oldjay" wrote: I want to keep a formula the same even if I move one of the cells that it referenced. |
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