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I am trying to transfer values from cells D1:D400 in worksheet2(ws2) to cells
B1:B400 in worksheet1(ws1). I only want the values to appear in worksheet1 and not the cell reference formula. One method is to copy cells form ws 2 and do edit paste special-values but I am wondering if there is a way to put a formula in cell ws1 B1 such as =ws2D1 then copy that down to D400. Is there a way to do this and get the values only and not the formula =ws2 D2. I have many columns to do and I am trying to avoid having to switch back and forth from the various worksheets. I appreciate any suggestions. -- Shooter |
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By definition, a formula is a formula is a formula. The only way (short of
VBA) to convert it to a value is do as you described - Edit-Paste special-Values. "Shooter" wrote: I am trying to transfer values from cells D1:D400 in worksheet2(ws2) to cells B1:B400 in worksheet1(ws1). I only want the values to appear in worksheet1 and not the cell reference formula. One method is to copy cells form ws 2 and do edit paste special-values but I am wondering if there is a way to put a formula in cell ws1 B1 such as =ws2D1 then copy that down to D400. Is there a way to do this and get the values only and not the formula =ws2 D2. I have many columns to do and I am trying to avoid having to switch back and forth from the various worksheets. I appreciate any suggestions. -- Shooter |
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On Mar 15, 10:10 am, Duke Carey
wrote: By definition, a formula is a formula is a formula. The only way (short of VBA) to convert it to a value is do as you described - Edit-Paste special-Values. "Shooter" wrote: I am trying to transfer values from cells D1:D400 in worksheet2(ws2) to cells B1:B400 in worksheet1(ws1). I only want the values to appear in worksheet1 and not the cell reference formula. One method is to copy cells form ws 2 and do edit paste special-values but I am wondering if there is a way to put a formula in cell ws1 B1 such as =ws2D1 then copy that down to D400. Is there a way to do this and get the values only and not the formula =ws2 D2. I have many columns to do and I am trying to avoid having to switch back and forth from the various worksheets. I appreciate any suggestions. -- Shooter- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yeah, there's no way to just have values appear without a formula to tell excel what you want to see... short of the copy - paste special - values command. Or VBA, which would probably be more work than just copying and pasting:) You should try experiementing with the INDIRECT and OFFSET functions though... Im busy here today, but I know that you can put sheet names into a cell and then use indirect to call that sheet, then offset off a cell within the sheet. The challenge will be finding a way to make "Sheet2!A1" dynamic, so that when you scroll down it shifts to Sheet2! A2. Id work on this, but too much to do of real work right now:) Someone out there should be able to help you. |
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