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this is the disadvantage that doesnt work for me here,becaouse i want
to use replace function of the windows and place a formula based on the current cell and the problem is that if i move to another cell,it will autoticly update all the cells with the current one any bypass to this problem? JE McGimpsey : Yup. Again, same behavior (need F9, updates on other sheets). May work for OP... In article .com, Lori wrote: or just: =CELL("row") |
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