On 4 Dec 2024, Bernd Froehlich wrote
(in article <
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On 2. Dec 2024 at 12:19:49 CET, "Ian McCall"<[email protected]> wrote:
I definitely want it to paste formulas by default - any ideas how to achieve
this and what might have happened?
Are some of the cells (or the whole sheet) protected maybe?
Hmm - don’t appear to be. It’s a relatively simple little sheet which tracks the years I’ve owned particular cars.
So headings are:
Manufacturer, Model, Year Owned, Final Year, Length of time owned
That last column is the thing - I can’t just do Length of time owned =
Final Year - Year Owned (yes, I’m rounding to years) because I still own
the car in the last row, which means Final Year is just a ‘-‘ character.
So I have this formula:
=(IF(ISNUMBER(Final year<Model>), Final year <Model>, YEAR(TODAY()))−Year owned<Model>)
....where Model is the actual Model name. To simplify and strip away
Numbers’ nice cell names and just call the headings A, B, C, D, E while saying for the sake of example we’re looking at row 11:
E11’s formula: =(IF(ISNUMBER(D11), D11, YEAR(TODAY()))−C11)
Obviously I just want to now copy that formula for all cells in E (Length of time owner). I’m finding hitting cmd-c then cmd-v is just copying the
numeric value though, not the formula.
Cheers,
Ian
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