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Copied Cell
After copying a fomula in excel, I ended up with the proper formula, however,
it copied the value of the cell from which I have copied the fomula. When I tried to create the formula instead of copying it, I ended up with zaro. |
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Copied Cell
ToolsOptionsCalculation in "Manual" mode?
Change to Automatic. Post the formula and show us what is in the referenced cells. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 7 Jul 2006 14:54:02 -0700, Jasim Al-Ajmi wrote: After copying a fomula in excel, I ended up with the proper formula, however, it copied the value of the cell from which I have copied the fomula. When I tried to create the formula instead of copying it, I ended up with zaro. |
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