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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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