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If I type a formula in a cell " =C10 ". In another cell I must get result C10.

can any body help me
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Frank Kabel
 
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Hi
only possible with VBA. This would require for example the following
kind of UDF:
public function get_formula(rng as range)
if rng.hasformula then
get_formula=mid(rng.formula,2,1024)
end if
end function

Now if your formula is in cell B1 use
=GET_FORMULA(B1)


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Grisha Jose wrote:
If I type a formula in a cell " =C10 ". In another cell I must get
result C10.

can any body help me


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Arvi Laanemets
 
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Hi

Not exactly like you wanted, but:

P.e. you want to display value from cell, referenced by strin in cell A1.
You can do it with formula
=INDIRECT(A1)

Now, when you enter into A1 text "C10", in cell with formula the value from
cell C10 is displayed.


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