how to put a formula in one cell and the result in a another cell

Not possible, a formula can only yield the result in the same cell that
holds the formula, you can use VBA to get this done however

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how to put a formula in one cell and the result in a another cell

mark

You cannot. Formulas can only return results to the cell in which they are
written.

You must have a formula also in the cell in which you would like to see the
result.

Something like =A1 where A1 is the cell with original formula.

OR skip the A1 part and write your formula in the results-to-be-seen cell.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP

On Sun, 7 Aug 2005 11:40:01 -0700, "mark"
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how to put a formula in one cell and the result in a another cell

If your goal is to see both the formula and the result at the same time, then
do as follows:

Enter the formula normally in the cell to display the result of the
calculation.
Enter the formula without the leading "=" to display the details of the
calculation in another cell.
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Mark, what you could do is to place a link in the other cell to display
the formula results from the cell which happens to have the
formula...eg. if A1 has the formula and displays the result but u want
it to appear in B1, then u just put "=A1" in B1...also if u dont want
to display A1, u may change its font color and make it invisible and
protect it so that no one my inadvertently delete it...

hope this helps...

Martin


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Hi Mark,
You can't, as already indicated but you can document the formula
used in another cell see GetFormula macro in
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel...htm#getformula

You can also do the opposite, but I would not recommend that, because
with GetFormula you are simply reporting on a working formula.
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