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Excell: rip numbers out?
I am doing some math in an Excell sheet.
There are several cells with equations inside like
=C37+D37+E37
=A1*B1
Now I want to copy and paste resultant numbers into another Excell sheet and a Word sheet, but instead of copying the actual resultant numbers they copy the equations inside.
Is there a way to modify a cell (or group of cells) so that they lose the equations inside them but retain their resultant number values?
Or
is there some special way to copy a cell (or group of cells) so that it copies the resultant number values instead of the equation inside?
Thank you.
1 Answer
- Anonymous7 years agoFavorite Answer
Go to Paste Special and then select Values.