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Gord Dibben Gord Dibben is offline
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Default green marker in cell ?

Not necessarily an error in a formula, but maybe just an inconsistency that
Excel flags.

i.e. in a column of numerics, you type in '1234 to enter it as text.

Excel will flag this because it is different from the other cells.

If you don't like the green triangles error-checking can be disabled at
ToolsOptionsError-checking.

Also see the list of items Excel flags.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 01:36:02 -0700, aneasiertomorrow
wrote:

Quick look in help came up with:

A green triangle in the upper-left corner of a cell indicates an error in
the formula in the cell. If you select the cell, Trace Error appears. Click
the arrow next to the button for a list of options

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"Joe Miller" wrote:


What is the meaning of a green marker displayed in the upper left hand
corner of a cell - similar to a red comment marker in the right hand
corner of a cell?


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