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I am trying to make a drop down box with formulas -- I have a spread sheet
with 15 plus tabs and the colums would be the same always but the numbers changes -- i know when you paste special it auto calulates the cells -- So can youdo this with the drop down box??? Example : @sum(a1*h7) or @sum(b1*f7) thank you for all your help ... |
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With the help of a UDF......which you can copy to a General Module in your
workbook. Function EvalCell(RefCell As String) Application.Volatile EvalCell = Evaluate(RefCell) End Function Enter formulas in a range as text. Note the apostrophes. '=SUM(A1:H7) '=SUM(B1:F7) '=SUM(C1:G7) Create a Data Validation dropdown list in M1 with that range as source. In N1 enter =EvalCell(M1) The "paste special" part I don't understand. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 14 Aug 2008 12:21:02 -0700, Britt wrote: I am trying to make a drop down box with formulas -- I have a spread sheet with 15 plus tabs and the colums would be the same always but the numbers changes -- i know when you paste special it auto calulates the cells -- So can youdo this with the drop down box??? Example : @sum(a1*h7) or @sum(b1*f7) thank you for all your help ... |
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