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Copy Formula
I have a formula in a cell. The formula is: =150+200
I wish to copy that formula and place it in another workbook as =150+200 and not the resulting value 300. How do I do this? |
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Copy Formula
copy - pastespecial formulas.
"Mike H." wrote: I have a formula in a cell. The formula is: =150+200 I wish to copy that formula and place it in another workbook as =150+200 and not the resulting value 300. How do I do this? |
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Copy Formula
Select the formula in the edit mode (not the value)
Go to the cell you want it in Type ' then CTRL-V and ENTER btw 150+200 is 350 :-) "Mike H." wrote: I have a formula in a cell. The formula is: =150+200 I wish to copy that formula and place it in another workbook as =150+200 and not the resulting value 300. How do I do this? |
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