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Cell changes by itself
Hi,
I am trying to assist with a workbook I didn't create. In a particular column ("CE") when you type a formulae in certain cells (eg CE24) the formulae from the cell in the row above from column CF (eg CF23) appears in CF24. I've searched everywhere and can't see why this is occuring. There are NO worksheet/book events that may trigger this. Andrew 070208 -- Andrew |
Cell changes by itself
Andrew,
Select cell CF24 and look at the formula bar. Is there a formula in this cell? I'm guessing it is something like =IF(CE24="","",CF23). If that is the case, delete this formula. HTH, Conan "Andrew" wrote in message ... Hi, I am trying to assist with a workbook I didn't create. In a particular column ("CE") when you type a formulae in certain cells (eg CE24) the formulae from the cell in the row above from column CF (eg CF23) appears in CF24. I've searched everywhere and can't see why this is occuring. There are NO worksheet/book events that may trigger this. Andrew 070208 -- Andrew |
Cell changes by itself
No, it's not that easy.
I delete the contents of CE24 & CF24 and then type a formula in CE24 and for some reason a formula appears in cell CF24. I thank you for your response but there is something going on here. I've searched all VBA code in the workbook, both modules and sheets but there is nothing there (eg on_change etc). -- Andrew "Andrew" wrote: Hi, I am trying to assist with a workbook I didn't create. In a particular column ("CE") when you type a formulae in certain cells (eg CE24) the formulae from the cell in the row above from column CF (eg CF23) appears in CF24. I've searched everywhere and can't see why this is occuring. There are NO worksheet/book events that may trigger this. Andrew 070208 -- Andrew |
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