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Setting a value from a formula
I have a cell which contains a formula. Is there an easy way to change it
to a value without doing a paste(special)? Also I have failed to be able to work out how to easily do a Vlookup based upon this cell and to replace it with a new value without copying it to a new cell and then referencing the lookup from that one? Underlying all this I have been trying to set a variable to the cell value and then doing a lookup using the variable but the syntax would'nt work?? A green one! |
Setting a value from a formula
Hi Mervyn
Check out this page for examples that are using the Value property. http://www.rondebruin.nl/values.htm You second quistion I thinkk I don't understand but =VLOOKUP(C1,A1:B8,2) In this formula is the value in C1 the variable lookup value -- Regards Ron de Bruin (Win XP Pro SP-1 XL2000-2003) www.rondebruin.nl "Mervyn Thomas" wrote in message ... I have a cell which contains a formula. Is there an easy way to change it to a value without doing a paste(special)? Also I have failed to be able to work out how to easily do a Vlookup based upon this cell and to replace it with a new value without copying it to a new cell and then referencing the lookup from that one? Underlying all this I have been trying to set a variable to the cell value and then doing a lookup using the variable but the syntax would'nt work?? A green one! |
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