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Kim

How do I convert cells containing formulas to text (value returned
 
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.

N Harkawat

select the range
copy
edit-paste special-values



"Kim" wrote in 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.




Jason Morin

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.
.


Kim

THANK YOU!

"N Harkawat" wrote:

select the range
copy
edit-paste special-values



"Kim" wrote in 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.





Kim

Thanks!

"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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