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How can I have a cell calculate only once?
Example: Equation in cell D7 "=A1+B1" So if I create this equation in cell D7 yesterday and A1 and B1 both equal "1" at that time D7 will display a "2". So today I change cell A1 to a "3". I don't want D7 to change to a "4". I want to copy the equation in D7 to Cell D8 and I want D8 to show a value of 4 and for D7 to not update so it always shows a value of 2. So basically the equation only calculates once, when it was created. So cells D7, D8,.... are giving me a history of the sum of the values from A1 and B1 as they change day to day. Thanks for the help Adam |
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