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Green flag in cell
Hi
Sometimes while using Excel 2003 I find that the cell is marked with a little green flag, on the bottom lefthand corner of the cell, much like the red flag that indicates a comment. Can anyone explain to me what this is and what is its purpose? Many thanks -- Kind regards Ann Shaw |
Green flag in cell
These are typically in the top left, and indicate the cell appears to have a
number in it, but it's being treated as text. There should also be a yellow diamond with an exclamation point to the left. Clcik on this and select converr to number to get rid of the flag. "Annie" wrote: Hi Sometimes while using Excel 2003 I find that the cell is marked with a little green flag, on the bottom lefthand corner of the cell, much like the red flag that indicates a comment. Can anyone explain to me what this is and what is its purpose? Many thanks -- Kind regards Ann Shaw |
Green flag in cell
You are referring to the error checking functionality. The green triangle
indicates that the cell meets one of the error situations you are set up to check for. You can go to ToolsOptionsError Checking and select or unselect different conditions to check for. You can also turn of error checking on the same screen. Hope this helps. "Annie" wrote: Hi Sometimes while using Excel 2003 I find that the cell is marked with a little green flag, on the bottom lefthand corner of the cell, much like the red flag that indicates a comment. Can anyone explain to me what this is and what is its purpose? Many thanks -- Kind regards Ann Shaw |
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