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Normally column C in my workeet is an eqaution eqault to
a minus B, where A is an equation and B is a value. Occasionally, I have a user who wants to override the eqaution in C with a vlaue. In that instance, he wants to work backwards and replace the usual eqaution for A with A = column B + column C. Is there a function that will be able to tell cell A5 that cell C5 is not an eqaution anymore but, rather, a diectly entered value, a value that might even be entered as zero? If not, is there another easy way to do this? I suppose I could add an extra column with a yes/no for each row, as to whether there is an over-ride, but I would like something simpler. Thx, G |
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