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Firstly you've not asked a question. Your message is blank.
Secondly, in the subject line, your caps lock key is broken. Please get it repaired so that you can stop SHOUTING. -- David Biddulph "jackie" wrote in message ... |
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Thanks Dave. No more shouting!!! I'm trying to duplicate several formulas
from one worksheet to another. Do you have the magical solution? Jackie "David Biddulph" wrote: Firstly you've not asked a question. Your message is blank. Secondly, in the subject line, your caps lock key is broken. Please get it repaired so that you can stop SHOUTING. -- David Biddulph "jackie" wrote in message ... |
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You'll need to be a bit clearer as to what you want. The usual way of
copying a formula from one place to another is first copy then paste. Copy and paste the cell if you want to maintain relative addressing, or copy and paste into the formula bar if you want the text of the formula to be retained. -- David Biddulph "jackie" wrote in message ... Thanks Dave. No more shouting!!! I'm trying to duplicate several formulas from one worksheet to another. Do you have the magical solution? Jackie "David Biddulph" wrote: Firstly you've not asked a question. Your message is blank. Secondly, in the subject line, your caps lock key is broken. Please get it repaired so that you can stop SHOUTING. -- David Biddulph "jackie" wrote in message ... |
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Thanks Dave, I'll give it a try.
Jackie "David Biddulph" wrote: You'll need to be a bit clearer as to what you want. The usual way of copying a formula from one place to another is first copy then paste. Copy and paste the cell if you want to maintain relative addressing, or copy and paste into the formula bar if you want the text of the formula to be retained. -- David Biddulph "jackie" wrote in message ... Thanks Dave. No more shouting!!! I'm trying to duplicate several formulas from one worksheet to another. Do you have the magical solution? Jackie "David Biddulph" wrote: Firstly you've not asked a question. Your message is blank. Secondly, in the subject line, your caps lock key is broken. Please get it repaired so that you can stop SHOUTING. -- David Biddulph "jackie" wrote in message ... |
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