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I am working on an excel spreadsheet that was developed by someone else.
This person wrote several formulas across several sheets without labeling cells. This makes it very hard to see what the formula is doing when all you have for reference is A1, H67, etc. I labeled all the cells from the raw data sheet with their proper reference names. Now I want to reference the new names in the formulas through the entire workbook. Is there a way to reference the new cell names without having to actually go through each formula and change reference from the A1, H67 format to their new labels? |
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No way I know. But you should be able to do the first row and then copy down
to subsequent rows if data is appropriately set up for this. Give it a try. "truthband" wrote: I am working on an excel spreadsheet that was developed by someone else. This person wrote several formulas across several sheets without labeling cells. This makes it very hard to see what the formula is doing when all you have for reference is A1, H67, etc. I labeled all the cells from the raw data sheet with their proper reference names. Now I want to reference the new names in the formulas through the entire workbook. Is there a way to reference the new cell names without having to actually go through each formula and change reference from the A1, H67 format to their new labels? |
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