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Is there a formula that will show what the contents of another cell is.
Example A1 =(B1) The Value of B1 is 'Test' Therefore the value of A1 is 'Test' However if I were to drag Cell B1 to, lets say, C1 The formula in A1 would automatically change to =(C1) and the value would remain 'Test'. I want it so the formula in A1 stays as =(B1), no matter if I move the cell Is this possible? Many Thanks |
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