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Excel "un"-Array formula in range of cells

How can I "un'-Array a formula in a range of cells?

Currently, I have a range of cells containing an array formula, and I want to make it a plain formula for all the cells.  Is there a way to highlight the range and then "un"-Array the formula in all the cells?  Everything I try gives me error message: "You cannot change part of an array".

Thanks, --Andres
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Hi,

Here are some methods how can you highlight cells where there are array formulas.
The simplest is Ctrl-G (or F5) Special..>Current array>ok

You need to select the whole array and delete it. After it you can write your plain formula.

http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Where-are-my-array-formulas-3843467.S.98906603

Cheers,
Kris
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Thanks Rory, that's exactly what I needed.
Kris, I couldn't make it work your way, but thanks for replying to my post.
Thanks again, --Andres