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Help! I have a cell that has no formula - formatted as text. But as soon as
I type a word into a second text formatted cell that first one autofills with a formula that makes it equal to the second one. i.e. if I type "test" into cell A12, then cell R12 automatically writes the formula =$A12 And it's only on certain cells, not the whole sheet. I have no formula in either cell. It's like conditional formatting only with formulas. I've tried copying a non-wonky cell & pasting it over the afflicted one. This works while the sheet is open, but as soon as I close & reopen it, it's back. What would cause this to happen? the cells in reference are DataValidation cells, but otherwise I have no code or macros associated with this sheet. |
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