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  1. 09-13-2010, 12:59 PM #1
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    Deactivating Copied Cell after it is Pasted

    Hi all, first the code and then then the question

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    This works well enough so that the value at 
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    has the same formula in it but, I don't want the cell at
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    to continue being copied once these two lines of code are run. Because I don't really know how to phrase this, I'll just say that I want to deactivate the copied cell once finished. Any ideas?

    Thanks all
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    Re: Deactivating Copied Cell after it is Pasted 

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    I think is what you mean.
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