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How to remove formulas without copy & paste values or VBA

ResolvedVersion 2013

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How to remove formulas without copy & paste values or VBA

Hi,
This may be classic one but could not find in Google search..
How to remove only formulas while keeping the values in selected cells. Cannot do copy&paste values because they are multiple-selected cells and I cannot use VBA. So I just select multiple cells and clear only the formulas and leave the values afterwards.
Does anyone know any way to do it...or maybe a free third party Add-In app I can use...?

Thanks,



Edited on Mon 9 Apr 2018, 20:42

RE: How to remove formulas without copy & paste values or VBA

Hi Tsudoi,

Thank you for the forum question.

I do not know any free third party Add-In app you can use.

You can copy and paste values or use VBA.

The vba code to do it is here below. You only have to amend it if your table doesn't start from A1. Each time there is A1 in the code you will need to change it to the first cell in your table.

I know that you asked for a non vba solution and you do not want to copy and paste, but I am afraid that there is no other solutions available.

Sub RemoveCalc()
Dim varArray As Variant
varArray = Range("a1").CurrentRegion
Range("a1").Resize(UBound(varArray, 1), UBound(varArray, 2)) = varArray
End Sub



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