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Editing Repeated Text
I have a large database set up for my company to create cost sheets and
quotations etc. the quotations basically copy whatever is in the cost sheet using the "=". Is there any way I can edit this text once it has been copied into here? I would appeciate any help on the matter. Thanks very much, Jonathan |
Editing Repeated Text
You can either use =A1&"additional text" to add text to the end, or you can Copy the cell and Paste Special - Value back over itsself. You can then edit that text, however, any change to the text in the original copied cell will no longer reflect in this (edited) cell. Jonny Wrote: I have a large database set up for my company to create cost sheets and quotations etc. the quotations basically copy whatever is in the cost sheet using the "=". Is there any way I can edit this text once it has been copied into here? I would appeciate any help on the matter. Thanks very much, Jonathan -- Bryan Hessey ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Bryan Hessey's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=21059 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=481803 |
Editing Repeated Text
copy the cells contain the '=' formulae and paste/special as value to another
part of the worksheet. The text can then be editted in the copied cells. -- Gary''s Student "Jonny" wrote: I have a large database set up for my company to create cost sheets and quotations etc. the quotations basically copy whatever is in the cost sheet using the "=". Is there any way I can edit this text once it has been copied into here? I would appeciate any help on the matter. Thanks very much, Jonathan |
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