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Mike you are correct, but I should have mentioned that the 'zeros' were
the result of a direct reference to column 'AR' in the corresponding row. I must restablish the reference (i.e. =AR11, AR12, AR13 ...) the corresponding row. Are you saying that Column V and Column AR are showing the same information? Or did you mean that Column V has a formula in it and in that formula somewhere is a reference to Column AR for the same row? In other words, for Row 11, do you really have the formula =AR11 or is the formula more involved than that? If you really have = AR11, then Ryan's code should work for you; otherwise a more involved routine will probably be needed. -- Rick (MVP - Excel) |
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