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formula looks strange in excel cell
I need help, because I forgot what to do to change this back.
I opened a spreadsheet this morning and in one of the cells, instead of the regular formula I was expecting, (eg, sum e30:e50), you get something like this: SUM(R[-27]C:R[-3]C) I am sure this is an easy re-set to the normal mode. Thanks for any help you can provide, Ann |
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