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andyGTBristol | 11:55 Sun 31st May 2015 | Technology
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Is there any way to prevent Excel from updating from a source table when the source data is updated, I had a feeling using $ somewhere in the formula would do it, but need to some clarification.
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$ in excel formulas is used, I believe, to fix the source row or column number, e.g if you wanted a table to depend on the information in column C and row 13 you might do something like = $C12 - B$13, and dragging the formula around wouldn't lose this information.

To stop automatic evaluation is possible, but may depend on the version of excel you are using. The one I have is 2007, in which case you can go to Formulas >> Calculation Options >> Manual, and nothing will ever evaluate until you tell it to (by "calculate now" nearby).
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