Hello:
After you get your value into the formula field, highlight that field, right click, copy, then "paste special", you should see an icon with numbers eg: 123, press enter.
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You'll want to use the IF formula, its syntax goes like this: =IF(condition to be met,value if true,value if false)
If you want to use text for the true/false values, you'll need to put the term in quotes.
Example, lets say you want to know if 260+G$2+F60+$X$99+$A25 is equal to 1024, then the formula would be: =IF(260+G$2+F60+$X$99+$A25=1024,"True","False")
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It should work if you just copy and paste it. Or select the range of your working area and right click in destination cell and choose paste special. When new window pop up, just choose Formula.
It should work usually, but by any chance you've encountered the problem regarding this. Just let me know...i'll try to help you...
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SOURCE: I copied the following: Private Sub
This will fix you up. You can just use the date stamp or the date and time stamp.
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Description (Result)
=TODAY()
Current date (varies)
=NOW()
Current date and time (varies)
SOURCE: Why don't formulas copy from cell to cell?
Step 1
Determine what formula is to be copied and to what location it is to be copied. Carefully consider the cells that are to be referenced in the formula and that they are indeed the cells that contain the information to be acted upon by this formula.
Step 2
Highlight a cell that has the formula in it and click the right mouse button. Select the "Copy" option.
Step 3
Move to the new destination cell for this formula, right click the mouse button and select "Paste."
Step 4
Check the first cell to make sure the correct calculation has been performed. If not, check the formula that appears in the cell that contains the result of the formula that was just copied. Make sure that the formula references the correct cells. If not, correct the formula and then copy the corrected formula to the rest of the cells that should have this formula applied to them.
The only time I have seen this not work is when the cells/pages are protected.
Note:
Some formulas will require references to multiple pages or a workbook. Make sure that the absolute cell address is used for specific numbers and those that are to be applied to subsequent cell addresses are clearly denoted by the use of "$" in the cell address.
Now just type your Numbers i.e. 571 for $571 and -650 for -$650 and sum using the normal way.
Relative cell reference is address of cell , when copied from one cell to another gets changed automatically.
e.g. Put formula in cell c5 as A5+1 when you copy this from c5 to c6 the address of A5 will automatically changed to A6.
Absolute Cell Reference
As above now put formula in cell C5 as $A$5+1 ,now copy this formula from C5 to C6 if you this formula youwill find cell Address of A5 does not changed.
Mixed Cell Reference:
If we put Dollar ($) sign before Alphabetic cell address i.e.$c5 then even if you copy this formula in any cell , coloumn (c) will remains constant.
Similarly if we put Dollar ($) sign before Numeric cell address i.e.c$5 then you copy this formula in any cell row address of the cell remains same.(5).
Pl elobarate on remaining two points 'Specific order of formulas ' and 'advance formulas,
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