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Jamal NUMAN Jamal NUMAN is offline How to get the inverse of the values in the same table? Windows XP How to get the inverse of the values in the same table? Office 2007
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Question How to get the inverse of the values in the same table?

How to get the inverse of the values in the same table?

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The values in the table are separated by the diagonal. The lower part is the data, the upper are the calculated. They represent the inverse of the lower values…how to program the equation in the upper cells to get this result?

Should we program them cell by cell to get this result??????

Thank you
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