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excel status bar area
hi community
can community assist me on this matter... when i do a sum or average on cell range, and is it possible to have the function example, =sum(value+value) display on the excel status bar (the bottome area of the excel interface) and if possible, can the display be adjusted thanks community for the help :) -- oldLearner57 |
excel status bar area
It would require VBA. When would you want it displayed? If you
recalculate? Which cells would you want displayed? Would you want the formula displayed when you select the cell? Lots of questions before you get what you want. This *may* be a start. Right click on the sheet with the formula and select VIEW SOURCE and paste this in. If you select the cell, you'll get the equation in the cell. It doesn't give the values that make it up. THat would require a good bit more code, I suspect. Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Count 1 Then Exit Sub Application.StatusBar = Target.Formula & "=" & Target.Value End Sub HTH, Barb Reinhardt "oldLearner57" wrote: hi community can community assist me on this matter... when i do a sum or average on cell range, and is it possible to have the function example, =sum(value+value) display on the excel status bar (the bottome area of the excel interface) and if possible, can the display be adjusted thanks community for the help :) -- oldLearner57 |
excel status bar area
Do you want to see that to help you write a formula?
If yes, you can start the formula (or function) you want, like: =sum( and hit ctrl-a to see the function wizard dialog. or hit ctrl-A (ctrl-shift-a) to see excel's "in-line help" like: =sum(number1,number2,...) By the way, newer versions of excel (I think xl2002, xl2003 for sure) can help with little tooltips for the function that you're using. oldLearner57 wrote: hi community can community assist me on this matter... when i do a sum or average on cell range, and is it possible to have the function example, =sum(value+value) display on the excel status bar (the bottome area of the excel interface) and if possible, can the display be adjusted thanks community for the help :) -- oldLearner57 -- Dave Peterson |
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