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I have a spread sheet with a number of formulas in cells; for example:
cell A1 =SUM(B1+C1). Sometimes it may be necessary for the user to enter a different number in cell A1, which deletes the formula. I need some code (or something) that will monitor cell A1, and if this cell is empty, it will replace the correct formula back in the cell. This way, the user only has to remember that if a cell (A1) doesn't work properly, they just delete what is in the cell, and the formula will return. Any suggestions? Thanks -- Howard |
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