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ActiveCell.formula = ActiveCell.Value

would replace the cell with the value produced by the link.

Replace activeCell with a reference to the cell with the link.

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Hi, I would like to replace a formula that brings in a value from a
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Thanks. I tried doing that before and it wasn't working. Maybe I'm doin
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