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    formulas to stick?

    hi guys im having trouble getting formulas to stick

    i think it may be something to do with the web query

    if any one would be kind enough to help id be greatful and send the link

    kind regards

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    Re: formulas to stick?

    found it was actually possible to attach here
    thought it was a lot larger than is

    on the summary tab you can see there are 5 of #value!

    the range should be b1000 but for some reason it changes

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    Re: formulas to stick?

    I added a couple missing $ signs and reran your GET RESULT macro a few times, seems to not change the values in the Summary as far as I can see. Maybe that's all it was?
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    Re: formulas to stick?

    ive just ran it straight away jb and its still returning #value!

    it keeps changing the range too form b1:b1000

    currently its saying b1:b1394

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    Re: formulas to stick?

    Must be an Excel 2007 thing. It's not doing that on my machine.

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    Re: formulas to stick?

    did you change the formulas in summary?

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    Re: formulas to stick?

    Yes, I just added a couple of missing $ symbols.

    E14:
    =SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(SEARCH('input sheet'!$E1,'head to head'!$B$1:$B$1000))),--(ISNUMBER(SEARCH('input sheet'!$E1,'head to head'!$H$1:$H$1000))))

    E16:
    =SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(SEARCH('input sheet'!$G1,'head to head'!$D$1:$D$1000))),--(ISNUMBER(SEARCH('input sheet'!$G1,'head to head'!$H$1:$H$1000))))

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    Re: formulas to stick?

    how about e18 and e19?
    im really stumped now because its just changing your formula from b1:b1000

    and again this time its b1280

    i cant understand why that would change
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    Re: formulas to stick?

    Me either.

    There are no formulas in E18 or E19.
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    Re: formulas to stick?

    sorry jb
    i did mean c18 and c19

    i have this in c18
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    something is making that particular part change for no reason as you can see this time its returning 972 although it was set at 1000

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    Re: formulas to stick?

    Well, I know what DOES make a formula with absolute references change themselves, it's when you delete entire rows within an absolute range. The absolute range is actually staying absolute by adjusting downward in this scenario because the row has been removed permanently from the sheet.

    Deleting a row (and everything shifting up) is not the same thing as clearing the contents of a row. So, look at what your macro is doing, is it deleting rows instead of clearing contents somewhere?
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    Re: formulas to stick?

    i have to admit
    im stumped

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    Re: formulas to stick?

    this is the get results code

    dont know if this line affects it or not jb

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    Re: formulas to stick?

    bump bump bump
    any help greatly appreciated

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