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De-link a cell reference in a formula.
Hi,
This is a little different compared to my earlier post. Cell A1 has the value Qupcode Cell B1 has the value ID Cell B2 has the value 200034 Cell C2 has the value Fret In Cell F2 I want to DISPLAY the value If ( ID = 200034 ) Qupcode = Fret So, one can write the formula in Cell F2 as = "if ( " & B1 & " = " & B2 & " ) " & A1 & " = " & C2 Now, Im writing this formula programmatically. So, I wrote the following formula. Cells(2, "f").Formula = "= ""if( "" & b1 & "" = """ & " & " & Cells(z, "b").Address & " & "") "" & " & Cells(1, "a").Address & " & "" = "" & " & Cells(z, "c").Address If I go back to excel , it DISPLAYS the result as wanted. Now, if I go in to editing mode then the formula is = "if( " & B1 & " = " & $B$2 & ") " & $A$1 & " = " & $C$2 I have one requirement in the above. In the EDITING mode I prefer the actual value in Cell(1,1) which is Qupcode rather than A1 or $A$1. That is I want, the formula not to have any reference to Cell(1,1) but only its value to be present. How to accomplish the same programmatically? Thanks a lot, Hari India |
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