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How to skip cells with formulas in data entry?
I have a user who enters data in a worksheet and wants to automatically skip
the cells calculating the data (there are several subtotals). She wants it to be completely "head down" data entry. |
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How to skip cells with formulas in data entry?
You can protect the formula cells in such a way that they can't even be
selected. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200771 "LindaB" wrote: I have a user who enters data in a worksheet and wants to automatically skip the cells calculating the data (there are several subtotals). She wants it to be completely "head down" data entry. |
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