Beneindias
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Hi guys.
I will try to explain my problem.
I have an excel file with 2 worksheets.
In worksheet 1, I have a table with a column that has a function that goes to worksheet 2, and finds a value in a table.
In this table, I have column with various numbers, but there are two rows with a formula, for example 14*2*(100 - R) where "R" is a value that I have in worksheet 1, in cell $BB9.
Can I have that "R" value pointing to my $BB9 cell and doing the calculations? Or do I need to "hard code" this formula?
So, to simplify:
Worksheet1!A2 -> =worksheet2!D1 [can be D2, D3, D4, it depends]
Worksheet2!D1 = 14*2*(100 - worksheet1!BB9) [it can be BB10, BB11, depends on the table row]
Can anibody help me, please?
Thanks
I will try to explain my problem.
I have an excel file with 2 worksheets.
In worksheet 1, I have a table with a column that has a function that goes to worksheet 2, and finds a value in a table.
In this table, I have column with various numbers, but there are two rows with a formula, for example 14*2*(100 - R) where "R" is a value that I have in worksheet 1, in cell $BB9.
Can I have that "R" value pointing to my $BB9 cell and doing the calculations? Or do I need to "hard code" this formula?
So, to simplify:
Worksheet1!A2 -> =worksheet2!D1 [can be D2, D3, D4, it depends]
Worksheet2!D1 = 14*2*(100 - worksheet1!BB9) [it can be BB10, BB11, depends on the table row]
Can anibody help me, please?
Thanks