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Formula Prompts
Is it possible, using Excel 2000, to get the "prompts" when I start typing a
formula ? At work (on XL 2003) when I type (for instance) "=vlookup(" the formula pops up with the variable or input required as a prompt. This doesn't happen at home with XL 2000, and I would ike it to iff possible. Thanks Rob L |
Formula Prompts
That's one of the features added in newer versions of excel.
But you could type: =vlookup( and then hit ctrl-shift-a or maybe you'd like to try: =vlookup( ctrl-a Rob L wrote: Is it possible, using Excel 2000, to get the "prompts" when I start typing a formula ? At work (on XL 2003) when I type (for instance) "=vlookup(" the formula pops up with the variable or input required as a prompt. This doesn't happen at home with XL 2000, and I would ike it to iff possible. Thanks Rob L -- Dave Peterson |
Formula Prompts
Thanks for that Dave. Ctrl+Shift+a give me what I'm after....
Rob "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... That's one of the features added in newer versions of excel. But you could type: =vlookup( and then hit ctrl-shift-a or maybe you'd like to try: =vlookup( ctrl-a Rob L wrote: Is it possible, using Excel 2000, to get the "prompts" when I start typing a formula ? At work (on XL 2003) when I type (for instance) "=vlookup(" the formula pops up with the variable or input required as a prompt. This doesn't happen at home with XL 2000, and I would ike it to iff possible. Thanks Rob L -- Dave Peterson |
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