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Hello,
Am curious as to whether it is possible to conditionally calculate (and re-calculate) a worksheet? For example: 1) a column contains a formula that simply adds the value in the preceeding row to the value in the left adjacent cell, that is just a cumulative total. 2) at a specified cumulative value, the value is reset to (say) zero but only once. 3) when this event occurs, a 'flag' value is set in a worksheet cell (say in the right adjacent cell) Is it possible to preserve this flag value? Tthat is, set it once and not re-set it? I hope that this make sense! Regards, Geoff. |
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