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function removal
I need to remove the function from one of my columns in a document. The
other columns have a common function, but I need to use symbols in the first column that are not allowed in a function is in place. Can this be done? |
function removal
Can you describe in somewhat more detail:
a) what you have b) what you try to achieve -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Joytrink" wrote in message ... I need to remove the function from one of my columns in a document. The other columns have a common function, but I need to use symbols in the first column that are not allowed in a function is in place. Can this be done? |
function removal
"Niek Otten" wrote: Can you describe in somewhat more detail: a) what you have b) what you try to achieve -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Joytrink" wrote in message ... I need to remove the function from one of my columns in a document. The other columns have a common function, but I need to use symbols in the first column that are not allowed in a function is in place. Can this be done? Hi Niek, I have done this before but can't for the life of me remember how I did it. Basically I need to enter info in the first column of my report that uses characters normally used in the formula function. I am getting an error that won't allow me to type what I need to put into column A. Joyce |
function removal
"Joytrink" wrote: "Niek Otten" wrote: Can you describe in somewhat more detail: a) what you have b) what you try to achieve -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Joytrink" wrote in message ... I need to remove the function from one of my columns in a document. The other columns have a common function, but I need to use symbols in the first column that are not allowed in a function is in place. Can this be done? Hi Niek, I have done this before but can't for the life of me remember how I did it. Basically I need to enter info in the first column of my report that uses characters normally used in the formula function. I am getting an error that won't allow me to type what I need to put into column A. Joyce Hi Niek, I figured it out. all I have to do is enter a single (') before the character that I want to imput. thanks anyway. Have a nice weekend |
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