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Can I change a cell and cause an automatic change in other cells

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Swissmiss - 12 Aug 2005 15:45 GMT
Is there a function or formula that will allow me to make a change in one
cell on the work sheet and the program will automatically change one or more
designated cells with that same change?
Anne Troy - 12 Aug 2005 16:42 GMT
Please describe the exact scenario. I'm sure we could be much more helpful
that way. :) Formulas will automatically change other cells, so your
question seems odd.
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> Is there a function or formula that will allow me to make a change in one
> cell on the work sheet and the program will automatically change one or
> more
> designated cells with that same change?
swatsp0p - 12 Aug 2005 17:00 GMT
Simply refer to that cell in your other "designated" cells, as such:

If A1 is your base cell, in another cell enter =A1

When you change the value in A1, it will change in your other cell t
show what is in A1

You could perform math functions as such:  =25-A1
If you enter 10 in A1, your cell will show 15
change A1 to 20 and your cell will now show 5

HTH

Bruc

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