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Copy results and then remove formula
Is it possible to have a cell or range of cells on one worksheet refer back to a range of cells on another page, to copy the text in the second page and then remove the formula that performed this task?
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Copy results and then remove formula
Use a macro. Use the macro recorder to copy the values
across to the second sheet. Re-run the macro as needed. If you want the macro to automatically update every time you change the original worksheet, use the following macro example: Public Sub Auto_Open() Worksheets("sheet1").OnEntry = "CopyValues" end sub Public Sub CopyValues() Macrostuff that does the copying you need end sub The auto_open macro runs at the open of the workbook. The OnEntry function calls the macro CopyValues every time you change a cell value in sheet1 (you can refine this by running it against a named range, also). Note: the OnEntry function is /not/ triggered when values are pasted into the worksheet. If you modify the data by pasting it in, you'll have to manually trigger the macro. Hope this helps kpd -----Original Message----- Is it possible to have a cell or range of cells on one worksheet refer back to a range of cells on another page, to copy the text in the second page and then remove the formula that performed this task? . |
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