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How to copy an array without changing relative cell references?
Hello specialists!
How to copy an array to an array of the same size without changing relative cell references in the formulas? Best regards, Dima |
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How to copy an array without changing relative cell references?
change the original to absoute, before copy to another range
regards from Brazil Marcelo "Dmitry" escreveu: Hello specialists! How to copy an array to an array of the same size without changing relative cell references in the formulas? Best regards, Dima |
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How to copy an array without changing relative cell references?
There are too many relative cell references in the array, to change every
reference. "Marcelo" сообщил/сообщила в новостях следующее: ... change the original to absoute, before copy to another range regards from Brazil Marcelo "Dmitry" escreveu: Hello specialists! How to copy an array to an array of the same size without changing relative cell references in the formulas? Best regards, Dima |
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How to copy an array without changing relative cell references?
Dmitry wrote: Hello specialists! How to copy an array to an array of the same size without changing relative cell references in the formulas? Best regards, Dima Hi Dmitry, You could try temporarily removing the equals sign before you copy, then when you paste the formula it is only text so the references will not change, then just type in the equals sign. Ken Johnson |
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How to copy an array without changing relative cell references?
Thanks Ken Johnson.
How to add the equal sign to all the formulas in the array at once? "Ken Johnson" ???????/???????? ? ???????? ?????????: oups.com... Dmitry wrote: Hello specialists! How to copy an array to an array of the same size without changing relative cell references in the formulas? Best regards, Dima Hi Dmitry, You could try temporarily removing the equals sign before you copy, then when you paste the formula it is only text so the references will not change, then just type in the equals sign. Ken Johnson |
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How to copy an array without changing relative cell references?
I know now.
"Dmitry" сообщил/сообщила в новостях следующее: ... Thanks Ken Johnson. How to add the equal sign to all the formulas in the array at once? "Ken Johnson" ???????/???????? ? ???????? ?????????: oups.com... Dmitry wrote: Hello specialists! How to copy an array to an array of the same size without changing relative cell references in the formulas? Best regards, Dima Hi Dmitry, You could try temporarily removing the equals sign before you copy, then when you paste the formula it is only text so the references will not change, then just type in the equals sign. Ken Johnson |
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How to copy an array without changing relative cell references?
Dmitry wrote:
Hello specialists! How to copy an array to an array of the same size without changing relative cell references in the formulas? Best regards, Dima Hi Dima, another way is to copy and paste to any spare cells on the sheet. That pasted copy has changed its references and is used later. Then instead of copy/paste use cut/paste to cut and paste the original formula to the new destination. Cut/paste does not change cell references, however your cut cell does lose its formula. To overcome the lose of formula you then copy/paste the copy of the formula in the spare cells back into the original cells. The cell references will revert to the original version. Ken Johnson |
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How to copy an array without changing relative cell references?
Dependents on the new destination will lose their precedents if I override
the new destination by pasting the array. "Ken Johnson" ???????/???????? ? ???????? ?????????: oups.com... Dmitry wrote: Hello specialists! How to copy an array to an array of the same size without changing relative cell references in the formulas? Best regards, Dima Hi Dima, another way is to copy and paste to any spare cells on the sheet. That pasted copy has changed its references and is used later. Then instead of copy/paste use cut/paste to cut and paste the original formula to the new destination. Cut/paste does not change cell references, however your cut cell does lose its formula. To overcome the lose of formula you then copy/paste the copy of the formula in the spare cells back into the original cells. The cell references will revert to the original version. Ken Johnson |
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How to copy an array without changing relative cell references?
I was wrong that Dependents will lose their precedents.
"Dmitry" сообщил/сообщила в новостях следующее: ... Dependents on the new destination will lose their precedents if I override the new destination by pasting the array. "Ken Johnson" ???????/???????? ? ???????? ?????????: oups.com... Dmitry wrote: Hello specialists! How to copy an array to an array of the same size without changing relative cell references in the formulas? Best regards, Dima Hi Dima, another way is to copy and paste to any spare cells on the sheet. That pasted copy has changed its references and is used later. Then instead of copy/paste use cut/paste to cut and paste the original formula to the new destination. Cut/paste does not change cell references, however your cut cell does lose its formula. To overcome the lose of formula you then copy/paste the copy of the formula in the spare cells back into the original cells. The cell references will revert to the original version. Ken Johnson |
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How to copy an array without changing relative cell references?
Hi Dmitry,
Glad you got it sorted! Ken Johnson |
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