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I have a very complicated cell formula stored in a particular cell of a
worksheet. I wish to copy the formula EXACTLY AS IT IS STORED in Cell A1 of worksheet A to Cell BB1 of worksheet 2, but to do so within a macro. When I attempt to copy the formula within the macro, it makes a number of changes to the contents upon copying the cell. All I want to do is actually copy the exact syntax of the formula which has no relevance to the cell in which it is actually stored -- I just store it there because I don't want to loose the syntax. It's quite complicated so attempting to create it in VBA is too complicated. Any suggestions? |
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Sub ericg()
Set s1 = Sheets("Sheet1") Set s2 = Sheets("Sheet2") s2.Range("BB1").Formula = s1.Range("A1").Formula End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200836 "Eric_G" wrote: I have a very complicated cell formula stored in a particular cell of a worksheet. I wish to copy the formula EXACTLY AS IT IS STORED in Cell A1 of worksheet A to Cell BB1 of worksheet 2, but to do so within a macro. When I attempt to copy the formula within the macro, it makes a number of changes to the contents upon copying the cell. All I want to do is actually copy the exact syntax of the formula which has no relevance to the cell in which it is actually stored -- I just store it there because I don't want to loose the syntax. It's quite complicated so attempting to create it in VBA is too complicated. Any suggestions? |
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That's it -- many thanks.
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Sub ericg() Set s1 = Sheets("Sheet1") Set s2 = Sheets("Sheet2") s2.Range("BB1").Formula = s1.Range("A1").Formula End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200836 "Eric_G" wrote: I have a very complicated cell formula stored in a particular cell of a worksheet. I wish to copy the formula EXACTLY AS IT IS STORED in Cell A1 of worksheet A to Cell BB1 of worksheet 2, but to do so within a macro. When I attempt to copy the formula within the macro, it makes a number of changes to the contents upon copying the cell. All I want to do is actually copy the exact syntax of the formula which has no relevance to the cell in which it is actually stored -- I just store it there because I don't want to loose the syntax. It's quite complicated so attempting to create it in VBA is too complicated. Any suggestions? |
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The only reason that I can think of that it would change when copied is that
some row and column references might be in relative reference format. Change them to absolute reference format and see if it changes. "Eric_G" wrote: I have a very complicated cell formula stored in a particular cell of a worksheet. I wish to copy the formula EXACTLY AS IT IS STORED in Cell A1 of worksheet A to Cell BB1 of worksheet 2, but to do so within a macro. When I attempt to copy the formula within the macro, it makes a number of changes to the contents upon copying the cell. All I want to do is actually copy the exact syntax of the formula which has no relevance to the cell in which it is actually stored -- I just store it there because I don't want to loose the syntax. It's quite complicated so attempting to create it in VBA is too complicated. Any suggestions? |
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