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    Freezing old data in excel

    Is there a way to copy a column from a table that updates dynamically and paste it in another column and freeze the copied data afterwards?

    In other words, I want to copy today's data into another column then freeze the data in today's column. By freeze, I mean I just want the value to be displayed in today's column, not the formula.

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    Freezing data in a column

    Is there a way to copy a column from a table that updates dynamically and paste it in another column and freeze the copied data afterwards?

    In other words, I want to copy today's data into another column then freeze the data in today's column. By freeze, I mean I just want the value to be displayed in today's column, not the formula.

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    Your duplicate posts have beung merged.

    Please read forum rules below before posting again.

    As for your issue take a look at paste special

    http://www.bettersolutions.com/excel...I216522111.htm

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    Hi, Sorry I didn't know how to delete the post. I posted twice by mistake.

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    Paste special isn't useful for me in this case because I want the column I copied the contents from to freeze, not the column in which I pasted the contents. So the original column should only have values, not formulas. Is this possible?

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    try this

    Copy the area > paste to new area > reselect orginial area > right click > paste special > values

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    Thanks a lot!

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