Copy and paste concatenated formulas

B5rocksass

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Hello everyone, Is it possible to copy concatenated fields and have them treated as a formula in that pasted field? I have 4 columns of the same formula in which each of the 30+ rows reference a different tab in the workbook. Instead of entering each cell and replacing various parts of formula, I've created the correct formula using concatenate. Now all i have to do is put an equal sign before it. But i was hoping this could be pasted as a formula. Please help!

Here is a portion of the data I'm working with...

LUM Confirmations Time Frame Averages - 2021.01.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJ
1Formula Fragments
2TabForm-1Form-2Form-3Form-4Form-5Form-6Form-7Form-8Concatenated Formula
31'COUNTIFS('!$F:$F,$B$2,'!$G:$G,"N",'!$C:$C,"<="&WORKDAY($A3,-3))COUNTIFS('1'!$F:$F,$B$2,'1'!$G:$G,"N",'1'!$C:$C,"<="&WORKDAY($A3,-3))
42'COUNTIFS('!$F:$F,$B$2,'!$G:$G,"N",'!$C:$C,"<="&WORKDAY($A4,-3))COUNTIFS('2'!$F:$F,$B$2,'2'!$G:$G,"N",'2'!$C:$C,"<="&WORKDAY($A4,-3))
53'COUNTIFS('!$F:$F,$B$2,'!$G:$G,"N",'!$C:$C,"<="&WORKDAY($A5,-3))COUNTIFS('3'!$F:$F,$B$2,'3'!$G:$G,"N",'3'!$C:$C,"<="&WORKDAY($A5,-3))
64'COUNTIFS('!$F:$F,$B$2,'!$G:$G,"N",'!$C:$C,"<="&WORKDAY($A6,-3))COUNTIFS('4'!$F:$F,$B$2,'4'!$G:$G,"N",'4'!$C:$C,"<="&WORKDAY($A6,-3))
75'COUNTIFS('!$F:$F,$B$2,'!$G:$G,"N",'!$C:$C,"<="&WORKDAY($A7,-3))COUNTIFS('5'!$F:$F,$B$2,'5'!$G:$G,"N",'5'!$C:$C,"<="&WORKDAY($A7,-3))
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
J3:J7J3=CONCATENATE(B3,A3,C3,D3,E3,A3,F3,A3,G3,H3,I3)
 

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I'm not sure i understand what you mean. I'm looking for a way to copy the full 30+ rows of selected text and paste into a new area as formulas.
 
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tekst naar formule.xlsx
ABCDEFGHI
1Formula Fragments
2TabForm-2Form-3Form-5Form-6Form-7Form-8Concatenated Formula
311!$F:$F$B$21!$G:$GN1!$C:$C$A3#GETAL!0
422!$F:$F$B$22!$G:$GN2!$C:$C$A4#GETAL!0
Blad1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
H3:H4H3="<="&WORKDAY(INDIRECT(G3),-3)
I3I3=COUNTIFS(INDIRECT(B3),INDIRECT(C3),INDIRECT(D3),E3,INDIRECT(F3),H3)
I4I4=COUNTIFS(INDIRECT(B4),INDIRECT(C4),INDIRECT(D4),E4,INDIRECT(F4),"<="&WORKDAY(INDIRECT(G4),-3))
B3:B4B3=A3&"!$F:$F"
D3:D4D3=A3&"!$G:$G"
F3:F4F3=A3&"!$C:$C"
 
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