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This has been bugging me for some time and I'm just wondering why it
happens. I have a simple formula in cell D16 that multiplies numbers in two other cells: =C16*A16 If I manually change the value in C16 the result in D16 is correct. If I copy/paste a value into C16, again, the result is corect. If I CUT/Paste a value into C16 then the formula changes to =#REF!*A16. Is there maybe a setting I have enabled that causes this or is it working as designed? If so, what is the logic behind the Cut/Paste that causes the #REF??? Thanks gang! This is no big deal, I'm just curious. |
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