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Replace formulas with their calculated values Select the cell or range of cells that contains the formulas. If the formula is an array formula, select the range that contains the array formula. ... Click Copy . Click Paste . Click the arrow next to Paste Options. , and then click Values Only.

You can also use this same technique to edit multiple formulas at the same time. Just select all of the formulas at once, make the change you need, and press Control + Enter.

Here is where Excel Find and Replace comes in handy. It can easily find a cell reference in all the formulas in the worksheet (or in the selected cells) and replace it with another cell reference.

The Find and Replace feature can search within a worksheet or workbook, by rows or columns, and within formulas, values or comments.

Select all the cells with formulas that you want to convert. Press Ctrl + C or Ctrl + Ins to copy formulas and their results to clipboard. Press Shift + F10 and then V to paste only values back to Excel cells. Shift + F10 + V is the shortest way to use Excel "Paste special - values only" dialog.

Here are the steps to do this: Select the cells that have the formula in which you want to replace the reference. ... Go to Home ?> Find and Select ?> Replace (Keyboard Shortcut ? Control + H). In the Find and Replace dialogue box, use the following details: ... Click on Replace All.

Press Ctrl+H or go to Home > Find & Select > Replace. In Find what, type the text or numbers you want to find. You can further define your search: Within: To search for data in a worksheet or in an entire workbook, select Sheet or Workbook.

The Excel REPLACE function replaces characters specified by location in a given text string with another text string. For example =REPLACE("XYZ123",4,3,"456") returns "XYZ456".

When you use the Update replacement costs and insured values page to recalculate the replacement cost and insured value for the assets, the following formulas are used: (Asset group's replacement cost factor / 100) + 1 Asset's existing replacement cost.

Replacement costs are the cash outlay that the business has to pay to replace an old asset at the existing market price. The price charged to replace the old asset with the new one having the same value is the replacement cost.