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Hi

before changing the rates, select the data you've already entered and copy
it, then choose edit / paste special / values to change the formulas into
the results ... then they will not recalculate when you change the
underlying information.

you could make a macro to do this if you wanted to.

note, it is a good idea to try something like this on a copy of your
workbook to ensure it works as you want.

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JulieD
check out www.hcts.net.au/tipsandtricks.htm
....well i'm working on it anyway
"Redsmartie" wrote in
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I have a sheet with three columns that on entering a value in USD
automatically calculates the GBP and EUR values based on a reference list
of rates on another sheet.

My problem is that when I update the rates I don't want any historically
entered information to be updated, only new entries.

Is this possible?



 
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