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The easiest way to get all the tables at the same time is to make nine copies
of the original worksheet. In the original sheet set Agents=1 In the first copy set Agents=2 In the second copy set Agents=3 etc. etc. -- Gary's Student "Stan" wrote: I have a number of formulas which calculate based on the input of 'Agents'. Agents= {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10}. I would like an output of these formulas based on all instances of 'Agents'. Specifically, the cell D18 is a SUM calculation of overhead costs. The cells in the SUM calculation are predicated on cell F3. (Agents). D18 recalculates for each instance of F3. I am trying to output a table of each of these results, simultaneously. stan stadelman excel 2003, windows xp pro |
IF hypotheticals that are not TRUE/FALSE response
That's a good patch, thanks, but is it possible in one sheet? Microsoft
direct support told me I'd need to write a macro. "Gary''s Student" wrote: The easiest way to get all the tables at the same time is to make nine copies of the original worksheet. In the original sheet set Agents=1 In the first copy set Agents=2 In the second copy set Agents=3 etc. etc. -- Gary's Student "Stan" wrote: I have a number of formulas which calculate based on the input of 'Agents'. Agents= {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10}. I would like an output of these formulas based on all instances of 'Agents'. Specifically, the cell D18 is a SUM calculation of overhead costs. The cells in the SUM calculation are predicated on cell F3. (Agents). D18 recalculates for each instance of F3. I am trying to output a table of each of these results, simultaneously. stan stadelman excel 2003, windows xp pro |
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