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I am interesting in how I would go about creating a value for a cell
by referencing it from another cell. I know this logic doesn't work in Excel, but it makes sense to me... (Function connected with cell C2) IF(C21,C3=1,C3="") If this worked then the user could also manually override the value in C3. If I placed the function above into the Cell C3 I loose the ability for the user to hand-enter values into C3 without corrupting the function. Is this possible? Thank you to anyone who may respond! Greg |
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