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In anExcel 2000 workbook I have created a series of formulae in a column
using a text string. To create the text string I used a different formula initially to pull together a mixture of text and the contents of cells in another column. (There is a very good reason for this.) I then copy and special paste the "text strings" in the new column as values. At this point all the cells appear to be formulae (using cells from another sheet in the same workbook), but they do not compute - not until I click on each individual cell with my mouse and press return. THEN the newly created formula in one cell computes, and returns the answer. I can only perform this task for one cell at a time: I can't get the whole column of newly created formulae to compute all at once. If you understood this, you're a real brain box, but is there a solution to getting all the column to compute at once? |
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