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I have a large set of sheets that need lots of data entered into multiple
colums. Each value that is entered into each cell needs to be modified by the following formulat ((INPUT*0.375)*1.334), where INPUT is the cell the data is entered into. Obviously the problem is a circular reference but the other problem is the overwriting of the formula itself when the INPUT is typed into the cell. Is there a way to: 1. keep a formula from being overwritten when a value is typed into a cell containing the formula? 2. (Tied to #1) Enter a value into a cell and have it modified or processed by a funtion in that cell which then displays the result in that cell? I've searched and read and nothing has yet provided me a solution. |
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Use no formulas
Say INPUT is cell A1. Enter your number in A1 (and any other cells you want) In an un-used cell enter ..50025 and copy this cell. Then select the cells you want to update (A1 and the rest) and paste/special with multiply checked. Each cell will be updated as you require. -- Gary's Student "Corey" wrote: I have a large set of sheets that need lots of data entered into multiple colums. Each value that is entered into each cell needs to be modified by the following formulat ((INPUT*0.375)*1.334), where INPUT is the cell the data is entered into. Obviously the problem is a circular reference but the other problem is the overwriting of the formula itself when the INPUT is typed into the cell. Is there a way to: 1. keep a formula from being overwritten when a value is typed into a cell containing the formula? 2. (Tied to #1) Enter a value into a cell and have it modified or processed by a funtion in that cell which then displays the result in that cell? I've searched and read and nothing has yet provided me a solution. |
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Gary,
Man, this solution was so simple, I feel dumb. I was definitly trying to over-engineer the solution. Thanks soo much. "Gary''s Student" wrote: Use no formulas Say INPUT is cell A1. Enter your number in A1 (and any other cells you want) In an un-used cell enter .50025 and copy this cell. Then select the cells you want to update (A1 and the rest) and paste/special with multiply checked. Each cell will be updated as you require. -- Gary's Student "Corey" wrote: I have a large set of sheets that need lots of data entered into multiple colums. Each value that is entered into each cell needs to be modified by the following formulat ((INPUT*0.375)*1.334), where INPUT is the cell the data is entered into. Obviously the problem is a circular reference but the other problem is the overwriting of the formula itself when the INPUT is typed into the cell. Is there a way to: 1. keep a formula from being overwritten when a value is typed into a cell containing the formula? 2. (Tied to #1) Enter a value into a cell and have it modified or processed by a funtion in that cell which then displays the result in that cell? I've searched and read and nothing has yet provided me a solution. |
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Don't feel dumb. I think it is a good idea to adjust values without
introducing lots of un-necessary formulae in your spreadsheets. All you needed was the right technique. -- Gary's Student "Corey" wrote: Gary, Man, this solution was so simple, I feel dumb. I was definitly trying to over-engineer the solution. Thanks soo much. "Gary''s Student" wrote: Use no formulas Say INPUT is cell A1. Enter your number in A1 (and any other cells you want) In an un-used cell enter .50025 and copy this cell. Then select the cells you want to update (A1 and the rest) and paste/special with multiply checked. Each cell will be updated as you require. -- Gary's Student "Corey" wrote: I have a large set of sheets that need lots of data entered into multiple colums. Each value that is entered into each cell needs to be modified by the following formulat ((INPUT*0.375)*1.334), where INPUT is the cell the data is entered into. Obviously the problem is a circular reference but the other problem is the overwriting of the formula itself when the INPUT is typed into the cell. Is there a way to: 1. keep a formula from being overwritten when a value is typed into a cell containing the formula? 2. (Tied to #1) Enter a value into a cell and have it modified or processed by a funtion in that cell which then displays the result in that cell? I've searched and read and nothing has yet provided me a solution. |
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