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Copying a Conditional Sum
I have a conditional sum in a cell, which I wish to copy to another cell(s).
I tried to ^C and ^V but it does not work. For each repeat, I am forced to use the Conditional Sum wizard. Is there a way out or the repeated use of Conditional Sum Wizard is the only way. Help appreciated. |
select the cell and do edit=copy.
Select the destination and do Edit=Paste this will copy an array formula. if you do ctrl+C and ctrl+V to a selected cell and not to the formula in the formula bar, it should work as well. Always has for me. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ramakrishnan Rajamani" wrote in message ... I have a conditional sum in a cell, which I wish to copy to another cell(s). I tried to ^C and ^V but it does not work. For each repeat, I am forced to use the Conditional Sum wizard. Is there a way out or the repeated use of Conditional Sum Wizard is the only way. Help appreciated. |
Thanks for your reply. Copying the Conditional Sum has worked for me as
well, but the challenge is editing the Conditional Sum for satisfying another condition which is similar. How can we make that happen, without having to use the Conditional Sum Wizard always. I am sorry for the mis-leading question earlier and thanks in advance. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: select the cell and do edit=copy. Select the destination and do Edit=Paste this will copy an array formula. if you do ctrl+C and ctrl+V to a selected cell and not to the formula in the formula bar, it should work as well. Always has for me. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ramakrishnan Rajamani" wrote in message ... I have a conditional sum in a cell, which I wish to copy to another cell(s). I tried to ^C and ^V but it does not work. For each repeat, I am forced to use the Conditional Sum wizard. Is there a way out or the repeated use of Conditional Sum Wizard is the only way. Help appreciated. |
select the cell. Do the edit, end with Ctrl+Shift+Enter rather than just
enter. this will enter the revised formula as an array formula which is what you want (it will appear enclosed in { }. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ramakrishnan Rajamani" wrote in message ... Thanks for your reply. Copying the Conditional Sum has worked for me as well, but the challenge is editing the Conditional Sum for satisfying another condition which is similar. How can we make that happen, without having to use the Conditional Sum Wizard always. I am sorry for the mis-leading question earlier and thanks in advance. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: select the cell and do edit=copy. Select the destination and do Edit=Paste this will copy an array formula. if you do ctrl+C and ctrl+V to a selected cell and not to the formula in the formula bar, it should work as well. Always has for me. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ramakrishnan Rajamani" wrote in message ... I have a conditional sum in a cell, which I wish to copy to another cell(s). I tried to ^C and ^V but it does not work. For each repeat, I am forced to use the Conditional Sum wizard. Is there a way out or the repeated use of Conditional Sum Wizard is the only way. Help appreciated. |
Thank you! You are a lifesaver! (Well, actually a time saver!)
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote: select the cell. Do the edit, end with Ctrl+Shift+Enter rather than just enter. this will enter the revised formula as an array formula which is what you want (it will appear enclosed in { }. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ramakrishnan Rajamani" wrote in message ... Thanks for your reply. Copying the Conditional Sum has worked for me as well, but the challenge is editing the Conditional Sum for satisfying another condition which is similar. How can we make that happen, without having to use the Conditional Sum Wizard always. I am sorry for the mis-leading question earlier and thanks in advance. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: select the cell and do edit=copy. Select the destination and do Edit=Paste this will copy an array formula. if you do ctrl+C and ctrl+V to a selected cell and not to the formula in the formula bar, it should work as well. Always has for me. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ramakrishnan Rajamani" wrote in message ... I have a conditional sum in a cell, which I wish to copy to another cell(s). I tried to ^C and ^V but it does not work. For each repeat, I am forced to use the Conditional Sum wizard. Is there a way out or the repeated use of Conditional Sum Wizard is the only way. Help appreciated. |
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