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Michael J. Malinsky
I swear I did this once, but I can't find where I did it and I can't
remember how I did it (if I did)
Say in cell A1 I have the formula:
=B1
Is there something I can put together in cell C1 that will refer to cell A1
and return the text:
=B1
I'm trying to do something that will concatenate a description with the
location of the data (in C1, for example) without having to move to the cell
that actually contains the formula (A1). It needs to be dynamic because
rows and/or columns can be added/deleted from the worksheet. There's
probably a way I can do this in VBA, but I'm trying to avoid that for
various reasons.
Any help is greatly appreciated (and will stop me from thinking I'm going
nuts...lol).
TIA,
Mike.
remember how I did it (if I did)
Say in cell A1 I have the formula:
=B1
Is there something I can put together in cell C1 that will refer to cell A1
and return the text:
=B1
I'm trying to do something that will concatenate a description with the
location of the data (in C1, for example) without having to move to the cell
that actually contains the formula (A1). It needs to be dynamic because
rows and/or columns can be added/deleted from the worksheet. There's
probably a way I can do this in VBA, but I'm trying to avoid that for
various reasons.
Any help is greatly appreciated (and will stop me from thinking I'm going
nuts...lol).
TIA,
Mike.