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Old October 4th, 2003, 05:36 PM
Mary C. Lydon
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I am trying to copy a function from the formaula bar and
paste it to each row and will not work for me. Everytime
I get something pasted it has added the row number, etc.
If I ever get it copied I will then have to change the
specific row numbers to have it work. Each row will have
a different answer as the numbers will be different but
the formula the same.

If anyone can think of a better way please let me know.
Maybe an array. Also, is there anyway once working that
the formauls could be hidden but still work when it runs.

Appreciate any help I can obtain.

Thank you.

Mary C. Lydon
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Old October 4th, 2003, 06:39 PM
Don Guillett
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Default cannot copy and paste specific function

using absolutes in the right place will make it happen.
=if(a1=$a$2,1,2)

"Mary C. Lydon" wrote in message
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I am trying to copy a function from the formaula bar and
paste it to each row and will not work for me. Everytime
I get something pasted it has added the row number, etc.
If I ever get it copied I will then have to change the
specific row numbers to have it work. Each row will have
a different answer as the numbers will be different but
the formula the same.

If anyone can think of a better way please let me know.
Maybe an array. Also, is there anyway once working that
the formauls could be hidden but still work when it runs.

Appreciate any help I can obtain.

Thank you.

Mary C. Lydon



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Old October 5th, 2003, 01:07 AM
RagDyer
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Default cannot copy and paste specific function

On the second part of your question:

Select the cells that contain the formulas that you wish to hide,
Then, Format Cells Protection tab,
Click on "Hidden", then OK.

Now, you have to protect the sheet in order for this to take affect.

If this protection inhibits some of the functionality of the sheet, you can
unlock any affected cells beforehand, even the ones that contain the hidden
formulas (means users can replace hidden formula with data entry).
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HTH,

RD
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"Don Guillett" wrote in message
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using absolutes in the right place will make it happen.
=if(a1=$a$2,1,2)

"Mary C. Lydon" wrote in message
...
I am trying to copy a function from the formaula bar and
paste it to each row and will not work for me. Everytime
I get something pasted it has added the row number, etc.
If I ever get it copied I will then have to change the
specific row numbers to have it work. Each row will have
a different answer as the numbers will be different but
the formula the same.

If anyone can think of a better way please let me know.
Maybe an array. Also, is there anyway once working that
the formauls could be hidden but still work when it runs.

Appreciate any help I can obtain.

Thank you.

Mary C. Lydon




 




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