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Editing cell that has a formula in it, but displaying content and
how do you Edit a cell that has a formula in it, by displaying content and
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Editing cell that has a formula in it, but displaying content and
If you want to replace a formula by its result, Copy, then Edit/ Past
Special/ Values. -- David Biddulph "thechad987" wrote in message ... how do you Edit a cell that has a formula in it, by displaying content and not the formula it has in it? |
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Editing cell that has a formula in it, but displaying content and
Reading between the lines in your post, what exactly is it that you want/need
to edit, based on the value that is currently returned by the formula? It may be possible to enhance the existing formula to return the exact value that you're after, hence avoiding your need to edit? -- Max Singapore --- "thechad987" wrote: how do you Edit a cell that has a formula in it, by displaying content and not the formula it has in it? |
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