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executing a function?
After looking for a formula and figuring out how it worked there was a
finally step: I had to hold ctrl+shirt+enter or something like that for the formula to work. The problem is I can't remember what that key stoke set was. Can you help? Thanks, Ray |
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executing a function?
Had you tried that you would have answered your own question.
IF? it was an array formula you would use ctrl+shiFt+enter as mentioned. -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Ray" wrote in message ... After looking for a formula and figuring out how it worked there was a finally step: I had to hold ctrl+shirt+enter or something like that for the formula to work. The problem is I can't remember what that key stoke set was. Can you help? Thanks, Ray |
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executing a function?
See "Enter an array formula" in XL Help.
In article , Ray wrote: After looking for a formula and figuring out how it worked there was a finally step: I had to hold ctrl+shirt+enter or something like that for the formula to work. The problem is I can't remember what that key stoke set was. Can you help? |
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