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Default what is ! in a formula converted from lotus 123

I have converted spreadsheets from lotus 123 into excel 2000 and in some of
the formulas a exclamation mark ! symbol appears in the middle of the
figures. No one seems to know what this means or doing if anything, Can you
please help me.

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Hi

if it looks like this
Sheet2!A1
it means that you're talking about cell A1 on Sheet 2 rather than on the
current sheet

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I have converted spreadsheets from lotus 123 into excel 2000 and in some
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the formulas a exclamation mark ! symbol appears in the middle of the
figures. No one seems to know what this means or doing if anything, Can
you
please help me.

Regards Chef



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Can you give us an example?

"chefbayliss" wrote:

I have converted spreadsheets from lotus 123 into excel 2000 and in some of
the formulas a exclamation mark ! symbol appears in the middle of the
figures. No one seems to know what this means or doing if anything, Can you
please help me.

Regards Chef

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