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AndiePandie AndiePandie is offline Is there a formula that can "copy" data in one cell and then make it "static"? Windows 11 Is there a formula that can "copy" data in one cell and then make it "static"? Office 2021
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Default Is there a formula that can "copy" data in one cell and then make it "static"?

I apologize if this has been answered elsewhere already, but I must be using the wrong words as I cannot seem to find a solution.



I have been creating a "Budget Calendar". In one tab I have a calendar with space in each day for items and their amounts (it is an adaption of an expenses calendar template I found online). In a second tab, I have listed all my regular incomes and expenses. Every time an income or expenses is due on the calendar, it references its appropriate value in the tab with the expected income and expenses. I currently use the INDEX formula to do this. This works fine for now.

My soon-to-be problem is when the expected incomes or costs change (as they might from month to month), if I change the values in the Expected income and costs tab, it updates for all the previous times it has been referenced in the calendar tab. This then ruins my budget, as I have monthly rolling calculations that are then thrown out of whack. I need my formula to copy this data over and make it static and not reference the cell again, sort of how you would in a database that deals with invoices. (As your price for an item changes, you don't want the previous issued invoices to update to new prices as that isn't what was charged at the time).

How might I go about this?

Feedback much appreciated in advance.
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