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    Evaluate function with R1C1 formulas

    Hi folk,
    first of all, as I’m new in the forum, I’d like to greet everybody and thank in advance for any help

    Shortly my question:
    I need to fill a cells range with the RESULT of a formula (NOT the formula itself!)
    If I use :
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    It works, but it inputs the formula in each cell, therefore if I apply a long formula to 5000+ cells the worksheet become HUGE!
    If I use :
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    Simply it doesn’t work! (#VALORE!)
    Any chance I can reach the scope?

    Thanks guys

    Alex

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    Re: Evaluate function with R1C1 formulas

    With temp formulae and subsequent overwrite:

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    Using Evaluate will be tricky I think, at least in one iteration, given the fact D will SUM based on B+C and C itself is not calculated until the Evaluate is run - you would thus need to iterate the Evaluate twice over (I think).

    Incidentally... Evaluate would work like so:

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    Thumbs up Re: Evaluate function with R1C1 formulas

    GREAT!!!

    Thank you very much, it does work perfectly!

    I’ll use the “with” function which fits my scope 100%; in the example I gave the iteration was accidental and in my case I don’t have any iteration so it works perfectly.

    In any case I’ll take in mind also the second solution despite the offset operations are les human friendly to me :P.

    Thank you and regards.

    Alex

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