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Default Don't think it's possible, but I thought I would ask.


I need to create a spreadsheet that starts with an employee's current
salary hard-coded. There are a two more important columns: the first
is "% increase" and the second is "Future Salary." Is there a way that
you can enter a value into either one and the other is populated. In
other words, some managers may want to use the % increase to get the
future salary and others may want to enter the future salary to get the
% increase. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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