Paste values from formula cell?

Emerlin

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Is there a formula way of doing copy paste - values?

TIA
 

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Not sure what you mean ?

if you have a cell, say "A1" that is a formula and you want to copy that value and paste into another cell "B1" as its value so it is no longer a formula then copy/pastespecial values is the way to go

if you want another cell "c1" to equal what "a1" contains then enter C1=A1

a quick way of paste special would be this key sequence

Copy your cells then select destination cells and

ALT+E then S then V then enter
 
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Not sure what you mean ?

if you have a cell, say "A1" that is a formula and you want to copy that value and paste into another cell "B1" as its value so it is no longer a formula then copy/pastespecial values is the way to go

if you want another cell "c1" to equal what "a1" contains then enter C1=A1

a quick way of paste special would be this key sequence

Copy your cells then select destination cells and

ALT+E then S then V then enter

You got it - just trying to get away from the manual part
 
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Hi,

add this code to a module then go to your developer ribbon and select macros

select the CPS macro and click 'options'

put an x in the box so your macro runs with CTRL+X

Click ok, then cancel

highlight the cells you want to copy/pastespecial - press CTRL+X

Job done! :)

Code:
Sub cps()
    Selection.Copy
    Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks _
        :=False, Transpose:=False
Application.cutcopymode=false
End Sub
 
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Hi,

add this code to a module then go to your developer ribbon and select macros

select the CPS macro and click 'options'

put an x in the box so your macro runs with CTRL+X

Click ok, then cancel

highlight the cells you want to copy/pastespecial - press CTRL+X

Job done! :)

Code:
Sub cps()
    Selection.Copy
    Selection.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, Operation:=xlNone, SkipBlanks _
        :=False, Transpose:=False
Application.cutcopymode=false
End Sub

Thanks much that helps.
 
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