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Hallo!
ich möchte z.B. in Zelle A1 bsp. 1 eingeben, die dann in Zelle A4 erscheint. Ich will aber A4 nicht angreifen. (dann konnte ich ja auf A1 verweisen). Geht das und wenn ja, wie? Gruss, Andreas |
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Hi and welcome. As this is an English speaking forum, please post in English. There are lots of tools out there to help you. Thanks
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Hi,
I want to transfer value A1 to e.g. A4 and I do NOT want to write anything in A4. Rgds, Andreas |
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Perhaps Copy Paste ?
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No way, must been automatically....
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Try this:
In A4 enter: =($A1) That will populate the A1 value in A4 for you, and automatically update it if it changes. |
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this is not way I want to realize that. I do not want to input anything in A4
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How does A1 obtain its value and is anything to happen with A1 after the transfer ?
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A1 is never changing. Nothing is done with it.
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Okay, I'm missing something. Your original message said:
"I want to transfer value A1 to e.g. A4 and I do NOT want to write anything in A4." To 'transfer' is to move from one place to another. The simple formula I gave you will do that, just replace 'A4' with the destination you want. Other than that, can be more specific of what you are trying to do? Maybe send a screen shot or picture? |
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I think the OP means that no formula should be used. It is probably possible using VBA ?
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The only way I see this happening is with VBA. Here is a simple VBA that does exactly what you are requesting.
Option Explicit Code:
Sub Foo() Dim x As Range Set x = Range("A4") x = Range("A1").Value End Sub
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