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SYMPTOMSIn Microsoft Excel, if you cut a cell (or group of cells) that contains a formula that uses a defined name and has been filled across adjacent cells, and then paste that cell on a new workbook, you receive a general protection (GP) fault. WORKAROUND
To move a formula that uses a defined name and has been filled across
adjacent cells to another worksheet without receiving the GP fault, do
either one of the following:
-or- MORE INFORMATION
You can use the fill option in Microsoft Excel to quickly copy information
to adjacent cells. For example, you can fill adjacent cells with a formula
that uses relative references, rather than typing the formula into
individual cells.
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