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    Hi,
    I have set up a workbook with financial data that I import from an online source in csv format. I have set up formulas that do rather basic things with the data. My question is how do I preserve the formulas when I import new data to my setup. I to want overwrite the data but preserve the formulas.

    Using Excel 2007.

    Thanks for your help.
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    Re: Importing Data that changes

    Import into a separate worksheet, then bring the new data over into evaluation position.
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    Thanks JBeaucaire. That's so simple and I guess I was thinking something complex and overlooked the obvious.
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    Re: Importing Data that changes

    Quote Originally Posted by fanleaf View Post
    Thanks JBeaucaire. That's so simple and I guess I was thinking something complex and overlooked the obvious.
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    Shame to admit, I do the same thing all the time. That's why we need each other's fresh perspectives. Go team!

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