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Hi,

I have created a Master worksheet and would like other sheets to update if
information is entered into the Master.

I have typed =Master!A8 but instead of the information in cell A8 in sheet
Master appearing in my cell the text =Master!A8 appears.

Why is this happening? I am sure I have used this formula before. have I
missed something or is there something wrong with the formatting behind it?


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It sounds like the cell if formatted as TEXT.

Select the cell in question
Format it as GENERAL
With the cell still selected hit function key F2 then hit ENTER

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Hi,

I have created a Master worksheet and would like other sheets to update if
information is entered into the Master.

I have typed =Master!A8 but instead of the information in cell A8 in sheet
Master appearing in my cell the text =Master!A8 appears.

Why is this happening? I am sure I have used this formula before. have I
missed something or is there something wrong with the formatting behind
it?




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Yeah just figured that one out. Thanks

"T. Valko" wrote:

It sounds like the cell if formatted as TEXT.

Select the cell in question
Format it as GENERAL
With the cell still selected hit function key F2 then hit ENTER

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Nikki" wrote in message
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Hi,

I have created a Master worksheet and would like other sheets to update if
information is entered into the Master.

I have typed =Master!A8 but instead of the information in cell A8 in sheet
Master appearing in my cell the text =Master!A8 appears.

Why is this happening? I am sure I have used this formula before. have I
missed something or is there something wrong with the formatting behind
it?





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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

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"Nikki" wrote in message
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Yeah just figured that one out. Thanks

"T. Valko" wrote:

It sounds like the cell if formatted as TEXT.

Select the cell in question
Format it as GENERAL
With the cell still selected hit function key F2 then hit ENTER

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Nikki" wrote in message
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Hi,

I have created a Master worksheet and would like other sheets to update
if
information is entered into the Master.

I have typed =Master!A8 but instead of the information in cell A8 in
sheet
Master appearing in my cell the text =Master!A8 appears.

Why is this happening? I am sure I have used this formula before.
have I
missed something or is there something wrong with the formatting behind
it?







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