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Is there some way to give a formula with a name without having to
manually retype the whole thing? I have a big formula that works perfectly, and I'd like to define it as a name so I can use the formula in several different places. I can't paste it in the Define Name Refers to: box and it's too long for me to type in manually without making an error. I should mention that the sheet I'm using now has the formula functioning this way (as a defined name), but the formula has changed and editing it is impossible because I can't scroll through the formula to change values without inserting cell references. TIA |
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