Copy without Adjustment

G

Gary's Student

I would like to copy the formula in one cell to another without adjusting
cell references within the formula. For example

Cells(10,10).formula=cells(2,2).formula

will copy the formula in B2 to J10 without adjustment. There must be a
simple way to do this without resorting to VBA??
 
R

Ragdyer

Select the entire formula in the formula bar.

Right click in the selection, and choose "Copy".

Hit <Enter>.

Right click in J10, and choose "Paste".

And you're done.
 
K

Ken Wright

And if you have range of cells to do this to, then select the range and do
Edit / Replace / Replace = with %%. Copy to new place, and then do Edit /
Replace / Replace %% with =.
 
R

Ragdyer

Then, if you want the original formulas to still work at their original
location, go back to them and also revert the change back to it's original,
while the Edit - Replace dialog window still remembers the replace
settings.<g>
 
G

Gary's Student

Thank you
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Gary's Student


Ken Wright said:
And if you have range of cells to do this to, then select the range and do
Edit / Replace / Replace = with %%. Copy to new place, and then do Edit /
Replace / Replace %% with =.
 
K

Ken Wright

LOL - That too :)

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Ken.......................


Ragdyer said:
Then, if you want the original formulas to still work at their original
location, go back to them and also revert the change back to it's original,
while the Edit - Replace dialog window still remembers the replace
settings.<g>
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Regards,

RD

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Ken Wright said:
And if you have range of cells to do this to, then select the range and do
Edit / Replace / Replace = with %%. Copy to new place, and then do Edit /
Replace / Replace %% with =.

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Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel
Sys Spec - Win XP Pro / XL 97/00/02/03

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