VBA Code to Copy Paste Special only if value changes

coqui248

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I am desperate need of assistance. In order to avoid a circular reference error, I need to copy/ paste special values from one cell to another cell if there is any change in the value of the original cell.

For example:

Copy-paste values from $P$32 to $P$23, if value in $P$32 changes.

Some details: cell $P$32 contains a formula calculating a %, which is tied to another calculation in an array of columns, the sum of which needs to be used in yet another calculation. The tie to cell $P$32 is causing a reference error issue, and I really prefer not to turn on iterative calculations.

Any assistance would be so incredible appreciated!
 

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