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I've attached a screen print of my excel spreadsheet of recipe ingredients for a liqueur. In the ss there is a cell that automatically fills when I double click on another cell. This just started happening so I presume I did something but I can't figure out what!!
In Example1, cell O6 "zest peel" is a result of double clicking on H7. In Example2 I double clicked on J7. In Example3 I double clicked H11. There is no formula in cell O6.... the cell seems to be just floating there and shows up white when I highlight the column. So what is going on and how can I get it to stop? I have excel 2013 on Windows 8.1. Thanks!! |
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Attach the actual sheet.
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geBob...sorry I didn't get back to you... seems to have resolved itself. Thanks.
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