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If I use =sheet1!a2 to insert a value into a box on sheet two is there
any way that I can then remove the formula in the box whilst keeping
the value?
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"phil2006" wrote:
If I use =sheet1!a2 to insert a value into a box on sheet two is there
any way that I can then remove the formula in the box whilst keeping
the value?


To freeze values, just do an "in-place":
Copy Paste special Check "Values" OK
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