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    Copying result of formula

    I have a formula that returns a string using the concatenate function. Now I want to copy the string to another cell without copying the formula. The string will become a record in a CSV file. I cannot figure out how to make what shows on the screen a label cell instead of a formula cell.
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    Re: Copying result of formula

    go to the cell you want to copy to and then go to Edit|PAste Special and select Values...

    click Ok..
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    Re: Copying result of formula

    it should ne Copy > Past special Value

    if not
    can you be more specific to your Q ? or attach a explample sheet

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    Re: Copying result of formula

    Quote Originally Posted by mrstuck View Post
    I have a formula that returns a string using the concatenate function. Now I want to copy the string to another cell without copying the formula. The string will become a record in a CSV file. I cannot figure out how to make what shows on the screen a label cell instead of a formula cell.

    Thanks very much. Had tried that command but didn't do it correctly.

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