I am gettin the #VALUE! error in one of my formulas and one of the possble
reasons is that numbers may be formatted as text. The workbook I am working
in is protected so I cannot chang the formatting of the cells. I just need to
see if that is the problem so I can see what action needs to be taken.

You can see it from another workbook. Use a formula (in a second workbook)
like

=[Book1]Sheet1!$C$1

If that formula is in A1, use

=ISNUMBER(A1)

in another cell.

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Andreawilson5" wrote in message
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I am gettin the #VALUE! error in one of my formulas and one of the possble
reasons is that numbers may be formatted as text. The workbook I am
working
in is protected so I cannot chang the formatting of the cells. I just need
to
see if that is the problem so I can see what action needs to be taken.

Numbers align right and text aligns left in worksheet cells.
If you have a number on the left side of a cell and the toolbar alignment
button is not activated then the number is probably being treated as text.
--
Jim Cone
Portland, Oregon USA



"Andreawilson5"
wrote in message
I am gettin the #VALUE! error in one of my formulas and one of the possble
reasons is that numbers may be formatted as text. The workbook I am working
in is protected so I cannot chang the formatting of the cells. I just need to
see if that is the problem so I can see what action needs to be taken.