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I am having trouble with Excel not letting me change text that is in a
function. Try this to reproduce the issue. 1. Open a blank workbook 2. Type this into a cell =TEST and hit enter 3. You should now see #NAME? in that cell 4. Go back into the cell and change the formula to =test and hit enter 5. Go back into the cell and you will see that the formula has changed back to =TEST Essentially any text string entered will remain with its case in memory so if you make a mistake, good luck changing it. I've confirmed this behavior with a colleague who knows Ecxel pretty well and he has never noticed this before. Is it a bug or a feature? If it is a feature, how do I turn it off? |
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