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Setting Value Of One Cell Equal To Value Of Selected Cell

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Sheldon - 04 Mar 2008 20:27 GMT
Without using VBA - If cell A1=red, A2=white and A3=blue, can I set C1
to be the value of the selected cell so that if A1 is selected, C1
will equal red, if A2 is selected, C1 will equal white, etc.?
Thanks, Sheldon Potolsky
Earl Kiosterud - 04 Mar 2008 21:01 GMT
Sheldon,

In a word, no. No worksheet thing comes to mind that works as a function of the active cell.
You might want to use some radio buttons or a list box (Forms Toobar or Control Toolbox)
instead of cell selection.  They'll let you click to make such choices, and you can use
formulas that will change a cell value as you wish.

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> Without using VBA - If cell A1=red, A2=white and A3=blue, can I set C1
> to be the value of the selected cell so that if A1 is selected, C1
> will equal red, if A2 is selected, C1 will equal white, etc.?
> Thanks, Sheldon Potolsky
 
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