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This behavior was improved in xl2007--you'll like it when you upgrade.
I use xl2003 and when I need to see the column headers, I'll make the window less than max and resize it so that the formula bar doesn't cover those column headers. AC70 wrote: When I click F2 to try and edit a long, multi-line formula and trace the various dependents, the formula covers the column headers, making it impossible to follow the dependent cells. Is there a setting I can modify to make sure both the formula and the column headers are visible in edit mode (without having to resort to edit in cell)? Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
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