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An old mainframe based spreadsheet program called Foresight had a function
called "Clear all" which cleared all input values or constants from an entire spreadsheet without affecting any cells containing formulas, functions, etc. This allowed for quick, safe resetting of pro-forma type spreadsheets. Is there a way to accomplish this in Excel? If not there should be. |
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Goto: EditGo ToSpecialConstantsOK. This will select all constrants and all you need to do is tap delete. Mike Rogers "joatmon" wrote: An old mainframe based spreadsheet program called Foresight had a function called "Clear all" which cleared all input values or constants from an entire spreadsheet without affecting any cells containing formulas, functions, etc. This allowed for quick, safe resetting of pro-forma type spreadsheets. Is there a way to accomplish this in Excel? If not there should be. |
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Thanks for that Mike. I didn't know that was there! It's a useful little
tool for identifying types of information in cells. Bill Ridgeway "Mike Rogers" <Mike060349@NoxSpamxAOLDOTcom wrote in message ... joatmon Goto: EditGo ToSpecialConstantsOK. This will select all constrants and all you need to do is tap delete. Mike Rogers "joatmon" wrote: An old mainframe based spreadsheet program called Foresight had a function called "Clear all" which cleared all input values or constants from an entire spreadsheet without affecting any cells containing formulas, functions, etc. This allowed for quick, safe resetting of pro-forma type spreadsheets. Is there a way to accomplish this in Excel? If not there should be. |
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Just one of the many thing I learned right here!!!! Thanks goes to all others!!! Mike Rogers "Bill Ridgeway" wrote: Thanks for that Mike. I didn't know that was there! It's a useful little tool for identifying types of information in cells. Bill Ridgeway "Mike Rogers" <Mike060349@NoxSpamxAOLDOTcom wrote in message ... joatmon Goto: EditGo ToSpecialConstantsOK. This will select all constrants and all you need to do is tap delete. Mike Rogers "joatmon" wrote: An old mainframe based spreadsheet program called Foresight had a function called "Clear all" which cleared all input values or constants from an entire spreadsheet without affecting any cells containing formulas, functions, etc. This allowed for quick, safe resetting of pro-forma type spreadsheets. Is there a way to accomplish this in Excel? If not there should be. |
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