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How do you copy an array formula that references another sheet:

=sumif(sheet1!a:a)

from one file to another file without the original file extension:

=sumif(c:/'file1'.sheet1!a:A)

The files are shared so I assume I will have to unshare the files?

The formula is commited with ctrl, shift, enter?--
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JR573PUTT wrote:
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gt; How do you copy an array formula that references another sheet:
gt;
gt; =sumif(sheet1!a:a)
gt;
gt; from one file to another file without the original file extension:
gt;
gt; =sumif(c:/'file1'.sheet1!a:A)
gt;
gt; The files are shared so I assume I will have to unshare the files?
gt;
gt; The formula is commited with ctrl, shift, enter?
gt;
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gt; JR573PUTT
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