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Sometimes when I enter a formula into a cell, the formula shows instead of
the result. I can often fix this by clicking in the contents bar and clicking enter (or just hit F2 and enter), but I have several thousand cells that I need to fix in this way. Is there a better method? |
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Select the range to fix.
Format|cells|number tab|choose General (or anything but text) then edit|replace what: = (equal sign) with: = replace all ps139 wrote: Sometimes when I enter a formula into a cell, the formula shows instead of the result. I can often fix this by clicking in the contents bar and clicking enter (or just hit F2 and enter), but I have several thousand cells that I need to fix in this way. Is there a better method? -- Dave Peterson |
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Works great (I don't know why) - but thanks!
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Select the range to fix. Format|cells|number tab|choose General (or anything but text) then edit|replace what: = (equal sign) with: = replace all ps139 wrote: Sometimes when I enter a formula into a cell, the formula shows instead of the result. I can often fix this by clicking in the contents bar and clicking enter (or just hit F2 and enter), but I have several thousand cells that I need to fix in this way. Is there a better method? -- Dave Peterson |
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It's just like typing a new formula into a cell that's formatted as General.
Excel will see the formula and know that it has to evaluate it. ps139 wrote: Works great (I don't know why) - but thanks! "Dave Peterson" wrote: Select the range to fix. Format|cells|number tab|choose General (or anything but text) then edit|replace what: = (equal sign) with: = replace all ps139 wrote: Sometimes when I enter a formula into a cell, the formula shows instead of the result. I can often fix this by clicking in the contents bar and clicking enter (or just hit F2 and enter), but I have several thousand cells that I need to fix in this way. Is there a better method? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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