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I am trying to if statements that take information from sheet 1 and transpose
it on to sheet 2. I want to keep the formulas for other worksheets as this going to be used as a template for about 200 worksheets. How do I do this without having the formula always reference the original worksheet in the formula when bring it over. For example the formula looks like this: =IF(Sheet1!AZ33=0,Sheet1!AF33,Sheet1!AZ33) Then when I copy it over it looks like this: =IF('[Bank of Nova Scotia bord id 200.xls]Sheet1'!AZ33=0,'[Bank of Nova Scotia bord id 200.xls]Sheet1'!AF33,'[Bank of Nova Scotia bord id 200.xls]Sheet1'!AZ33) I need help as this problem could cause serious time problems for me. |
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