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    Need to use redundant/multiple funtions

    I am working through my company's annual salary review process. I would like to be able to make changes to any of the columns and it affect the others. Basically, I want to be able to change the % and it adjust the increase amount and new salary. Or if I change the increase amount that it change the percentage and total, and if I change the new salary, it factors the increase and percentage.

    EDIT: I should also add that there is a column for current salary.

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    Re: Need to use redundant/multiple funtions

    What you ask is not functionally available in Excel. A cell can only contain a value (that which you enter) or a formula (a calculation based upon input to another cell). You cannot have it both ways. It is an either/or situation.
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    Re: Need to use redundant/multiple funtions

    Agree with Allan.

    A work-around to this would be to have those "variable" cells on their own, then, depending on what is entered and what is left blank, a 2nd set of cells would then run the required calcs for you.
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