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Tracing cell formulas to other spreadsheets on the same workbook
I work on large workbooks that consist of many spreadsheets. Some of the cell
formulae consist of using many cells from different spreadsheets. I know that pressing F2 will show you where the formula is from when all of its components are on the same spreadsheet. However, I don't know how to track the formula when its components are on different spreadsheets of the same workbook. I would really appreciate any advice on how to "work-out" where the multi-cell, multi-sheet formulas are coming from. Cheers. |
Tracing cell formulas to other spreadsheets on the same workbook
The Formula Auditing toolbar will likely help you. ToolsFormula
AuditingShow Auditing toolbar. Select a cell and click: Show Precedents button from the toolbar. If your precedents are in another sheet you will get an arrow on which you can double-click. HTH Kostis Vezerides On Dec 10, 5:11 pm, John Smith wrote: I work on large workbooks that consist of many spreadsheets. Some of the cell formulae consist of using many cells from different spreadsheets. I know that pressing F2 will show you where the formula is from when all of its components are on the same spreadsheet. However, I don't know how to track the formula when its components are on different spreadsheets of the same workbook. I would really appreciate any advice on how to "work-out" where the multi-cell, multi-sheet formulas are coming from. Cheers. |
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