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I would like to ask if any way I can copy formula from range to another range
but the formula will still remain unchange as the source content. (i.e. EXCEL will not change the related cell automatically) i.e. copy formula from "C1" to "D1" but formula in D1 should same as C1 (C1 will NOT change its formula to sum(a2:b2) 12 12 24 =SUM(A1:B1) 342 342 523 523 Tx a lot for your kind assistance. -- aw |
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