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I have a sheet that contains various functions which is updated
regularly. The problem is, when updating, the formula never needs to be changed, only the number. I know it is possible to simply edit the number in the formula bar, but I was wondering if there was a way to "append" a formula to a certain cell, allowing the user to simply type in the number as they would a regular cell and not have to worry about altering the formula. Is this possible, or is it necessary to edit the number via the formula bar each time? |
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