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Display cell reference
Hi,
I'm looking at someone else's spreadsheet and trying to work out what the formulas are doing. What I would like to do is to print out a range of cells with the cell ref in each cell so that I can write down what's happening where. Any suggestions would be brilliant -- Mifty |
Display cell reference
You could press CTRL + ` (the accent key just below Esc key)
to toggle/switch to formulas view, then proceed further from there to resize col width/print etc (Press the combo again to switch back to normal) Another way to access it is via clicking: Tools Options View tab Check "Formulas" OK -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Mifty" wrote: I'm looking at someone else's spreadsheet and trying to work out what the formulas are doing. What I would like to do is to print out a range of cells with the cell ref in each cell so that I can write down what's happening where. Any suggestions would be brilliant -- Mifty |
Display cell reference
Hi Max,
I've used John Walkenbach's PUPv6 Add in to list all the formulas so what I wanted to do next was VERY low tech and just print out a grid with cell references on so that I could add (in pencil) what each cell is doing. I've tried using the formula auditing thing tracing dependents etc but just getting confused. -- Mifty(not usually a pencil and paper gal) "Max" wrote: You could press CTRL + ` (the accent key just below Esc key) to toggle/switch to formulas view, then proceed further from there to resize col width/print etc (Press the combo again to switch back to normal) Another way to access it is via clicking: Tools Options View tab Check "Formulas" OK -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Mifty" wrote: I'm looking at someone else's spreadsheet and trying to work out what the formulas are doing. What I would like to do is to print out a range of cells with the cell ref in each cell so that I can write down what's happening where. Any suggestions would be brilliant -- Mifty |
Display cell reference
Maybe try clicking File Page Setup Sheet tab
Check "Row and Col Headings" & "Gridlines" OK before printing the selected range/sheet -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Mifty" wrote: Hi Max, I've used John Walkenbach's PUPv6 Add in to list all the formulas so what I wanted to do next was VERY low tech and just print out a grid with cell references on so that I could add (in pencil) what each cell is doing. I've tried using the formula auditing thing tracing dependents etc but just getting confused. -- Mifty(not usually a pencil and paper gal) |
Display cell reference
Thanks Max,
That's lovely. Cheers -- Mifty "Max" wrote: Maybe try clicking File Page Setup Sheet tab Check "Row and Col Headings" & "Gridlines" OK before printing the selected range/sheet -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Mifty" wrote: Hi Max, I've used John Walkenbach's PUPv6 Add in to list all the formulas so what I wanted to do next was VERY low tech and just print out a grid with cell references on so that I could add (in pencil) what each cell is doing. I've tried using the formula auditing thing tracing dependents etc but just getting confused. -- Mifty(not usually a pencil and paper gal) |
Display cell reference
Welcome ..
-- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Mifty" wrote in message ... Thanks Max, That's lovely. Cheers -- Mifty |
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