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Hello all,

I am trying to delete a range which has historical stock data from an array
formula. I want to reformat the cells in the range and then I will reinsert
the formula. No matter what I do i get this dialog box;"You cannot change
part of an array". Are those cells stuck there for good? How does one delete
that range?

TY
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Thomas,

Select one cell with the formula, then use Edit / Go To.... Special select "Current array" and
press OK, then press Delete.

HTH,
Bernie
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Hello all,

I am trying to delete a range which has historical stock data from an array
formula. I want to reformat the cells in the range and then I will reinsert
the formula. No matter what I do i get this dialog box;"You cannot change
part of an array". Are those cells stuck there for good? How does one delete
that range?

TY



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