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Is it possible to copy functions from one worksheet to another in the same
workbook and have them reference the cells (non-named cells) they formerly
calculated? For example, sum(A1:A5) on Worksheet 1 is copied and moved to
Worksheet 2, but still captures the sum of A1 to A5 on Worksheet 1, actively
capturing any changes to the cells on Worksheet 1.

Thanks for any advice!
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Bernie Deitrick
 
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Spyder,

Use cut and paste.

If you need to actually have a copy, press F2, select the formula in the formula bar, press Ctrl-C,
then Esc, then select another (blank) cell, press F2, and press Ctrl-V. Then Cut and paste that new
cell.

HTH,
Bernie
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Is it possible to copy functions from one worksheet to another in the same
workbook and have them reference the cells (non-named cells) they formerly
calculated? For example, sum(A1:A5) on Worksheet 1 is copied and moved to
Worksheet 2, but still captures the sum of A1 to A5 on Worksheet 1, actively
capturing any changes to the cells on Worksheet 1.

Thanks for any advice!



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