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Yes it will affect your formulae. When you cut the source data that is
refered in the formula and paste it elsewhere your formula may Show #REF!, which means your references are missing. It may not happen for simple formulae as excel adjusts the references to the new place of the data. But if you do see #REF! appearing in your formulae then all you have to do is go to your formulae and edit the #REF! with the new cell ranges. |
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