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I've just upgraded to Windows XP and Office 2003 from Windows & Office 2000.
In the older (2000 version) of Excel, when I hit the fx button of the formula bar it automatically put an "=" sign in the beginning of the formula bar which I then could type in my formula. With Office 2003 when I hit the fx button, an "=" sign is put in the box but then the Insert Function box opens and wants me to select an excel function. I do not necessarily want to use a function from this box,but may want to just type a formula after the "=" sign. However, if I close or cancel the Function Box, the "=" sign disappears from the function line. I realize that I can click my cursor in the function line and type in an "=" sign, however, after using the older version of excel for so many years, I am just used to clicking the fx button for automatic insert of the "=" sign. Is there something I need to shut off so that the Function box does not open automatically prompting me for what excel function I want? |