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Wed 17 Dec 2008, 16:35Delegate Jackie said...
Mon 22 Dec 2008, 13:14Trainer Mark said...
RE: excel
Hi Jackie
Thanks for the post - sorry for our delay in replying
there are a couple of ways to copy formulas first way
click the cell you want to copy - go to the bottom righthand corner of that cell and click and drag the cell NB: make sure your pointer is a little black cross before you click and drag
the other way is copy and paste special the cell from the edit menu - click formula's then click OK
This will allow you to copy formula's
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