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Hi all

A colleague of mine has a large, complicated worksheet which contains
several large formulas.

Several of the formulas are referencing a particular cell, B4 for instance,
and he wants to change all the formulas to look at C3 instead.

I don't know if I can use a simple find/replace for this, as it's the
formulas themselves i want to change.

Is there a quicker way, rathr than changing them all manually???

Any urgent help is appreciated.

Thank you.

Louise
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Yes, you can use find & replace, just in find and replace dialog be sure
that in "Look in:" field selection is "Formulas".


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Hi all

A colleague of mine has a large, complicated worksheet which contains
several large formulas.

Several of the formulas are referencing a particular cell, B4 for
instance,
and he wants to change all the formulas to look at C3 instead.

I don't know if I can use a simple find/replace for this, as it's the
formulas themselves i want to change.

Is there a quicker way, rathr than changing them all manually???

Any urgent help is appreciated.

Thank you.

Louise



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