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Is there any way to have a formula within a cell automactially change to a
value by itself? To put this into context, here's a small example. In cells A1:A12 I have the title of the months plus "forecast" (Jan Forecast, Feb Forecast, March Forecast,...Dec Forecast). In cells B2:B13 I have the exact same lookup formula referencing the same cell, G1 (value of 10). I use the IF formula to not show anything in cells B2:B12 (for now), so let's just concentrate on cell B1. So my result in B1 = 10. Cell G1 will change automatically in another month to another value of say 23, so now I want cell B2 (Feb) to show the 23, but cell B1 to still show 10. In order to do this cell B1 has to convert to a value instead of a formula. Is there something I can do rather than manually copying and past valueing the cell? |
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