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Moving data without keeping formula
Generated new columns by formulas, but now when merging with an existing
workbook, I get this #REF entry due to the fact that the formula is not there any more. What is the solution around this hiccup? |
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Moving data without keeping formula
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"Zack" wrote: Generated new columns by formulas, but now when merging with an existing workbook, I get this #REF entry due to the fact that the formula is not there any more. What is the solution around this hiccup? |
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