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Greetings gurus and thanks in advance:
1: when copying and pasting formulas, is it possible to specify the "step" the formula references will take between cells? Example: A formula in A1 references data in cell C1, when I copy the fomula to A2, I want the reference to go to C3 (instead of C2). 2: If you have 2 workbooks, each with multiple sheets in them (Call them Book1 and Book2). Each workbook has fomulas that call references from sheets other than theeir own within their respectice workbooks. Can you combine the 2 seperate workbooks into 1 workbook without the formula references remaining attached to the original files? Example of what happened to my formula: =IF(ISBLANK('C:\Documents and Settings\Adam\Desktop\Battletech\COMBAT TRACKER -OLD\[BattleTech - Combat Tracker v1.0.xls]ROUNDS'!N68),"",'C:\Documents and Settings\Adam\Desktop\Battletech\COMBAT TRACKER -OLD\[BattleTech - Combat Tracker v1.0.xls]ROUNDS'!N68) |
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