Converting Formula to Values in VBA

MacroMarko

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Hello,

I've got a formula in A1 that I want to convert to values in A2. Seems like this is something I have to do with VBA, but I don't know anything about VBA.

Care to donate a script I can use in VBA to do this? I'll do the googling to figure out how to add the script to VBA if you'd be so kind.

Thanks, Marko
 

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You can copy A1 and Paste Special...Values in A2. But in VBA it would be:

Code:
Sub MyPasteSpecial
Range("A2").Value = Range("A1").Value
End Sub
 
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