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    how to automatic copy

    Hello code warriors. Any idea how I can do the following?

    If there is data in M3, then copy the formulas from N2, O2, & P2 into N3, O3, & P3.

    The process to continue down for ~2000 rows.

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    hi
    try

    in cell n3 put
    =IF(M3<>" ",N2,"")
    then copy this to O AND P cells
    then copy down

    hope this helps
    steve

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    no dice,

    If you want a macro, you could use the following:

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    HTH

    Robert

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    Thanks! Appreciate the help.

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    Tried both solutions and neither quites fit the bill.

    First, both produce zeros in N, O, & P when M is blank. Desired output to to do nothing until M is populated.

    Thoughts?

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    Hi there,

    Could it be the result of a past incidence of the macro being run?

    If not, attach a sample spreadsheet (with some notes) and I'll have a look.

    HTH

    Robert

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