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As I sayd - hide helper columns! Place them as rightmost ones, and hide them. And unless you plan to use the workbook as shared one, define your table as Table like I did won Replacements sheet - then the formulas are added automatically into helper columns whenever new data is added into Table
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Or don't use formulas at all. You design a stored procedure which writes desired result into specified column(s). The procedure is called from event of button on worksheet, or from keyboard shortcut. |
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Ok
Thanks for the help!!!! I will check and get back to you if anything can't unresolved. Thanks Ganesan. G |
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