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Copying formulas with changing cells
Hi,
I'm using Microsoft Office 2003. I have formulas in a particular column, but now I need to change from one column to another with out changing the formula. e.g =R20/12 now needs to be =C20/12. how do I do this without having to do each one separately? |
Copying formulas with changing cells
Your subject says "with" changing cells. Your message says "with out"
changing. Which one do you want? When you reply, tell us what happens when you simply copy the cell. If it doesn't do what you want, tell us what it did, and what you want instead. Regards, Fred. "KenJ" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm using Microsoft Office 2003. I have formulas in a particular column, but now I need to change from one column to another with out changing the formula. e.g =R20/12 now needs to be =C20/12. how do I do this without having to do each one separately? |
Copying formulas with changing cells
I needed to change cells...without changing the formula. Like =R20/12 needed
to be changed to =C20/12 for an entire column. I got it done with find and replace. Thanks "Fred Smith" wrote: Your subject says "with" changing cells. Your message says "with out" changing. Which one do you want? When you reply, tell us what happens when you simply copy the cell. If it doesn't do what you want, tell us what it did, and what you want instead. Regards, Fred. "KenJ" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm using Microsoft Office 2003. I have formulas in a particular column, but now I need to change from one column to another with out changing the formula. e.g =R20/12 now needs to be =C20/12. how do I do this without having to do each one separately? |
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