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Making a column of numbers created from a formula permanent.
I have a database of participants in an annual event, who need to be
categorized by age. I have added to coumns past the age, one is all 1, the last is the formula =B2+C2=D2 where B2 is the age last year C2=1 D2 is the age for this year. I would like to eliminate the first two columns after the third is completed, but this eliminates the results - is there any way to make those numbers permanent as is? -- jba919 |
Making a column of numbers created from a formula permanent.
Copy PasteSpecial Values........
Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "jba919" wrote: I have a database of participants in an annual event, who need to be categorized by age. I have added to coumns past the age, one is all 1, the last is the formula =B2+C2=D2 where B2 is the age last year C2=1 D2 is the age for this year. I would like to eliminate the first two columns after the third is completed, but this eliminates the results - is there any way to make those numbers permanent as is? -- jba919 |
Making a column of numbers created from a formula permanent.
I did figure out the copy and paste special - value and number formats....
thanks.... -- jba919 "jba919" wrote: I have a database of participants in an annual event, who need to be categorized by age. I have added to coumns past the age, one is all 1, the last is the formula =B2+C2=D2 where B2 is the age last year C2=1 D2 is the age for this year. I would like to eliminate the first two columns after the third is completed, but this eliminates the results - is there any way to make those numbers permanent as is? -- jba919 |
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