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To convert calculated numbers for Cut & Paste
I'm not sure if this is a unique question, but I haven't been able to find it
in the forums or in Excel 'Help'. I have a data table (numeric whole numbers, all positive) that when read across will produce a sum. With multiple lines of data, an entire column of sums is created. I want to cut & paste only the sum column to another worksheet. However when I do so, every value now reads "REF#!" since I've removed it from the calculating function; I have to transfer the entire Table to keep that sum column, but the rest of the data (no longer needed) just makes the new Table that much bigger and too 'busy'. How do I convert the calculated sums into hard values so I can then cut/copy & paste it elsewhere? Thanks in advance. -dn |
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To convert calculated numbers for Cut & Paste
After copying, right click in the cell you wish to paste, select paste
special and then values. "dr nemo" wrote: I'm not sure if this is a unique question, but I haven't been able to find it in the forums or in Excel 'Help'. I have a data table (numeric whole numbers, all positive) that when read across will produce a sum. With multiple lines of data, an entire column of sums is created. I want to cut & paste only the sum column to another worksheet. However when I do so, every value now reads "REF#!" since I've removed it from the calculating function; I have to transfer the entire Table to keep that sum column, but the rest of the data (no longer needed) just makes the new Table that much bigger and too 'busy'. How do I convert the calculated sums into hard values so I can then cut/copy & paste it elsewhere? Thanks in advance. -dn |
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To convert calculated numbers for Cut & Paste
It works! Thank you.
"RonaldoOneNil" wrote: After copying, right click in the cell you wish to paste, select paste special and then values. "dr nemo" wrote: I'm not sure if this is a unique question, but I haven't been able to find it in the forums or in Excel 'Help'. I have a data table (numeric whole numbers, all positive) that when read across will produce a sum. With multiple lines of data, an entire column of sums is created. I want to cut & paste only the sum column to another worksheet. However when I do so, every value now reads "REF#!" since I've removed it from the calculating function; I have to transfer the entire Table to keep that sum column, but the rest of the data (no longer needed) just makes the new Table that much bigger and too 'busy'. How do I convert the calculated sums into hard values so I can then cut/copy & paste it elsewhere? Thanks in advance. -dn |
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