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Default Input Output without =


I need to be able to output the results of a formula from one sheet t
another and include the output in a form (using a locked text box wit
the controlsource as the cell with the formula), without using a
equals in lets say cell a1 on sheet 1 which would then be =sheet2!a1
because i will be deleting the row.

I need to be able to delete the row that holds the output to my formul
therefor it cannot be =sheet2!a1 because it would be erased. I know ho
to delete the row and that i need to delete it (do not argue on thi
point in ur reply).

How can i output the result of a formula (like a combobox cell link o
control source would)?

I will appreciate any sugestions because i need to get this sorte
quickly.
Thank

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