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Is the following possible?
When I type data into a cell, I would like anything that is typed in brackets () to be excluded when referenced by another cell. The data in the original cell would be variable. ie A1 = I would like (to exclude the data in brackets) when referenced in cell A2 A2 = I would like when referenced in cell A2 |
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