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Cell Reference VS. Manual Input?
Is there a way to program a cell to display a referenced cell UNLESS you
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Cell Reference VS. Manual Input?
You could have a formula in B1 like =A1 and then overwrite the formula
with a manual value if you want to change it. Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 25, 8:56 pm, K-Roq wrote: Is there a way to program a cell to display a referenced cell UNLESS you choose to override it with a manually inputed value? Thanks in advance |
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Cell Reference VS. Manual Input?
Or make A2 your 'override input' cell and make the formula in B1:
=IF(A2="",A1,A2). "Pete_UK" wrote in message oups.com... You could have a formula in B1 like =A1 and then overwrite the formula with a manual value if you want to change it. Hope this helps. Pete On Sep 25, 8:56 pm, K-Roq wrote: Is there a way to program a cell to display a referenced cell UNLESS you choose to override it with a manually inputed value? Thanks in advance |
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