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Can I make the number in one cell automatically appear elsewhere?
If I enter a number in one cell in my workbook, I would like it to
automatically appear in several other cells. The 'destination' or 'target' cells cannot have any formula in them. I need to be able to enter any number in the original cell and can use additional cells for formulas. IE. If I key in the number 7 in cell A1, I would like that number (not a formula) to appear in cells C5, B8, D11, etc. Sorry, this sounds like a stupid request, but is it possible to do this? |
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Not without writing VBA code.
Why must you avoid using formulas? If you must use VBA, you'll need to use a worksheet_change event, check that the change occurs in a cell that matters, and then put the value from that cell into the other cells where you need/want it. "holmeshouse" wrote: If I enter a number in one cell in my workbook, I would like it to automatically appear in several other cells. The 'destination' or 'target' cells cannot have any formula in them. I need to be able to enter any number in the original cell and can use additional cells for formulas. IE. If I key in the number 7 in cell A1, I would like that number (not a formula) to appear in cells C5, B8, D11, etc. Sorry, this sounds like a stupid request, but is it possible to do this? |
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The destination cells need to be empty because users also have to be able to
insert their own numbers if the automatic number is not there. These numbers are used for a fairly complicated calculation, and the reason for wanting a 'shortcut' is that many of the numbers will be the same but there is no pattern to this. As a self taught user, VBA code soundsbeyond my capabilities in this lifetime :-) But thanks for taking the trouble. I'll see if there is another way around this problem - maybe longer but to the same end. "Duke Carey" wrote: Not without writing VBA code. Why must you avoid using formulas? If you must use VBA, you'll need to use a worksheet_change event, check that the change occurs in a cell that matters, and then put the value from that cell into the other cells where you need/want it. "holmeshouse" wrote: If I enter a number in one cell in my workbook, I would like it to automatically appear in several other cells. The 'destination' or 'target' cells cannot have any formula in them. I need to be able to enter any number in the original cell and can use additional cells for formulas. IE. If I key in the number 7 in cell A1, I would like that number (not a formula) to appear in cells C5, B8, D11, etc. Sorry, this sounds like a stupid request, but is it possible to do this? |
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