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I'm trying to prepare a spreadsheet for a client that will compute into which
group a person should be assigned. Even if the assignment is made in error (data upon which computation is made is in error), once a person has been assigned, they must stay assigned, even if the data is later corrected. A logical way to do that would be to replace the assignment formula with its result, but I can't find any way to do that without copy and paste, which is no good for an automatic, user-proof product. Any reasonably simple solution would be fine, doesn't have to convert a formula. I have already thought of having the user copy whatever he sees in one column to the next one, but is there a way to do this without human intervention? Any way to have a formula one-use-only? Thanks for any ideas! |
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