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Default Copy Excel Function from a Cell Through a Function

Hi All,

I am working on a report and stuck-up with a problem. If a cell I have a
formula let say Sum(c2:c10). And c2 through c10 I have the sales of the
quarter from different vendors. Now I am applying vlookup formula in column G
to lookup the vendor code and picking up the values from another sheet. It is
simple and working fine. Now I want to check if the cell (eg. C11) has a
formula sum(c2:c10) cell G11 should copy the same formula for the relative
range e.g sum(g2:g10)

Is it even possible without using any VBA coding.

My sample data is given below.


Vend Code Vend Name QTR 1 QTR 2 QTR 3 QTR 4
V001 AAA 2000 21000 2000 21000
V014 NNN 15000 8000 15000 8000
V003 CCC 4000 19000 4000 19000
V010 JJJ 11000 12000 11000 12000
V005 EEE 6000 17000 6000 17000
V006 FFF 7000 16000 7000 16000
V015 OOO 16000 7000 16000 7000
V008 HHH 9000 14000 9000 14000


Appreciate your help.


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