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I swear I saw someone who posted a trick to accomplish this...
I want the value in cell A1 to always be twice the value in A2, but I want to be able to enter data into either cell (not a formula). For example, I type a 2 in cell A1 and A2 returns a 1. I then type 3 into cell A2 and A1 returns a 6. Is this possible? |
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