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i have logic statement in workbook a. want to use same logic in new workbook
but not have it refer back to original workbook -- but use new workbook data?/ |
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BillyBob,
Select your cell, press F2 to enter edit mode, select and copy the entire formula, press esc, then go to the other workbook, select the cell, press F2, and paste (Ctrl-V). HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "billybob" wrote in message ... i have logic statement in workbook a. want to use same logic in new workbook but not have it refer back to original workbook -- but use new workbook data?/ |
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