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"Jason Morin" wrote: Copy the formula cell and go to Edit Paste Special. Click on "Value" and press OK. HTH Jason Atlanta, Ga -----Original Message----- Is there a way to convert the data returned from a formula to text and remove the formula? For example, I have a cell containing this formula: =IF('Current Registrants'!F5="yes", 'Current Registrants'!J5, 0). After the value has been returned, I would like to convert that cell to the return value & get rid of the formula. Is this possible? Thank you for your suggestions. . |
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