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David

Hi

I've been a bit stupid. I have about 6 columns of price data where column R
is a net selling price. I've entered these column R numbers as fixed
numbers.

This is my mistake because I've added a formula to the P column which knocks
a percentage off the R column number to give me my purchase price.

What I should have done was to have the fixed numbers in the purchase price
column P for the selling price column R to derive values using a formula.
The other way round in other words.

I really don't want to have to work through 650 lines making a note of all
the formula determined values in Column P so that I can re-enter them as
fixed values and apply a formula to column R.

Is there a way of 'grabbing' the numbers in column P, that currently result
from a formula, converting them to fixed numbers that are not based on a
formula?

Thanks
David
 
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gls858

David said:
Hi

I've been a bit stupid. I have about 6 columns of price data where column R
is a net selling price. I've entered these column R numbers as fixed
numbers.

This is my mistake because I've added a formula to the P column which knocks
a percentage off the R column number to give me my purchase price.

What I should have done was to have the fixed numbers in the purchase price
column P for the selling price column R to derive values using a formula.
The other way round in other words.

I really don't want to have to work through 650 lines making a note of all
the formula determined values in Column P so that I can re-enter them as
fixed values and apply a formula to column R.

Is there a way of 'grabbing' the numbers in column P, that currently result
from a formula, converting them to fixed numbers that are not based on a
formula?

Thanks
David
Click to expand...
High light your numbers, copy, then paste special, values only.

gls858
 
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Gord Dibben

David

You can copy column P and Edit>Paste Special>Value>OK>Esc.

You could do it in place on column P or to a new column.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 
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