If you have a range of formulas that always produce the same result (that is, dead formulas), you may want to convert them to values. You can use the Home➜Clipboard➜Paste➜Values command to do this. Suppose that range A1:A10 contains formulas that calculate a result that never changes. To convert these formulas to values:
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