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So I wrote this lovely Function, to be used from the worksheet. (in
the cell, you would enter = & the name of the function & parameters). It assumes (wrongly, I see now) that the cell you're typing the formula into is the active cell and pulls a bunch of other data based on that. What I realized when I tried to filldown, is that it recalculates everything based on the active cell. I need it to calculate based on the cell that the formula actually resides in, rather than the active cell. Any ideas on how I can tell my formula to reference the cell it's being called from? Thanks! |
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