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How to replace formula with its result
Hello Everyone,
I am using a function to calculate stock levels. For example =2*BR5. But what I want is the cell to display the answer once it has been calculated, to give me an absolute answer. So if I change the number in BR5 to results do not change. Thanks in advance. John |
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How to replace formula with its result
EXCEL 2007
Ctrl-C - then Home / Clipboard group / Paste / Paste Values If my comments have helped please hit Yes. Thanks. "jclown" wrote: Hello Everyone, I am using a function to calculate stock levels. For example =2*BR5. But what I want is the cell to display the answer once it has been calculated, to give me an absolute answer. So if I change the number in BR5 to results do not change. Thanks in advance. John |
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How to replace formula with its result
Excellent Thanks.
John "trip_to_tokyo" wrote: EXCEL 2007 Ctrl-C - then Home / Clipboard group / Paste / Paste Values If my comments have helped please hit Yes. Thanks. "jclown" wrote: Hello Everyone, I am using a function to calculate stock levels. For example =2*BR5. But what I want is the cell to display the answer once it has been calculated, to give me an absolute answer. So if I change the number in BR5 to results do not change. Thanks in advance. John |
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