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Public Sub MyConvertFormulas() Dim oRange As Range Dim c as Range Set oRange = Selection for each c in oRange c.Formula = Application.ConvertFormula(Formula:=c.Formula, _ fromreferencestyle:=Application.ReferenceStyle, toabsolute:=xlAbsolute) Next c End Sub Regards David Grugeon On 17 May 2013 07:44, David Grugeon <da...@grugeon.com.au> wrote: > The main issue is where the references point. If they are pointing within > the block you are copying, there is no issue as they will continue to point > to the appropriate cells within the block. If they are to another sheet > and the block is pasted in a different starting position (same or other > sheet) there will be an issue which could be corrected by making the > references absolute.If they are to an area outside the block on the same > sheet and the block is pasted to a different sheet you will have problems > anyhow. You will need to reconstruct those references to point to the old > sheet, not the new one. If you are copying the block to a different > position on the same sheet and the references are to areas outside the > block on that sheet, then setting absolute references is needed. > > To convert all the formulas in a block to absolute you can use the > following VBA > > Public Sub MyConvertFormulas() > > Dim oRange As Range > > Dim c as Range > > Set oRange = Selection > > for each c in oRange > > c.Formula = Application.ConvertFormula(Formula:=c.Formula, _ > fromreferencestyle:=Application.ReferenceStyle, toabsolute:=xlAbsolute) > > End Sub > > > > > > Regards > David Grugeon > > > > On 17 May 2013 01:22, Chris <christoph...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> >> Hi, I have a spreadsheet with large areas of cells that do not have >> anchors in the formuals. In other words, the content of a cell would for >> example show =A1 instead of =$A$1 >> >> I need to copy this block of cells to a another location (not move, I >> understand this works with cut/paste) where I would like to reuse it. >> However, when doing so, obviously Excel updates all the cell references. Is >> there a way to keep cell references through some trick (again, there are no >> anchors and I'm too lazy to go into every cell and achor the references)? I >> tried under copy/paste-value "Paste Links" but that didn't work because it >> just created a link to the cell where copied from. Not what I'm looking >> for. >> >> I believe I asked something similar but searched this form and couldn't >> find anything. My apologies if this was asked before. >> >> Thanks, >> Chris >> >> -- >> Are you =EXP(E:RT) or =NOT(EXP(E:RT)) in Excel? And do you wanna be? It’s >> =TIME(2,DO:IT,N:OW) ! 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