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    Unhappy I used ADDRESS function to create a column of cell addresses

    Now how to I use them to assign a literal "CASH OUT" to the cells identified in that column?

    I know this is an easy one for somebody.

    Years ago, I could do it in LOTUS 1-2-3. Gotten dumber, and do not know VBA.

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    Are you looking to use the ADDRESS cells as pointers to other data? Perhaps you're looking for the INDIRECT function?

    For example, if you have "$C$20" as the address in cell A1, and you type =INDIRECT(A1) into B1, the value located in C20 will appear in B1.

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    Thanks PJoaqin, but....

    For example, if you have "$C$20" as the address in cell A1, and you type =INDIRECT(A1) into B1, the value located in C20 will appear in B1.


    Ok, I got that far. I have no problem in accessing data existing in C20, but what I want to do is insert a new value into c20, and for every other of the addresses in my column.

    How do I do that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by LEberhart
    For example, if you have "$C$20" as the address in cell A1, and you type =INDIRECT(A1) into B1, the value located in C20 will appear in B1.


    Ok, I got that far. I have no problem in accessing data existing in C20, but what I want to do is insert a new value into c20, and for every other of the addresses in my column.

    How do I do that?
    you need to use VBA
    Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)
    If Target.Address <> "$b$1" Then
    Target.Value = [b1]
    End If
    End Sub

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