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formula is in C6 - put results in F12
How do I put the results of a formula into a different cell from the formula?
Thanks, Bob |
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Type =C6 in cell F12.
Bob wrote: How do I put the results of a formula into a different cell from the formula? Thanks, Bob |
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Of course. I don't know what I was thinking. Except, I thought I'd read
that the cell that contains the formula can contain a statement telling where to redirect the results. But I suppose having one cell equal the formula cell would be enough. Thanks, Bob "garfield-n-odie" wrote: Type =C6 in cell F12. Bob wrote: How do I put the results of a formula into a different cell from the formula? Thanks, Bob |
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Bob
A formula can put the results of the formula in only the cell in which it resides. Otto "Bob" wrote in message ... Of course. I don't know what I was thinking. Except, I thought I'd read that the cell that contains the formula can contain a statement telling where to redirect the results. But I suppose having one cell equal the formula cell would be enough. Thanks, Bob "garfield-n-odie" wrote: Type =C6 in cell F12. Bob wrote: How do I put the results of a formula into a different cell from the formula? Thanks, Bob |
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