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newbie

automatically show cell references of formulas
 
when i open my spreadsheet and move around various cells, there are no
colored outlines to show cell references in formulas. I thought I remember
seeing it before; maybe I accidently unchecked an option.

I can double-click the desired cell to show the colored outlined references,
but I don't want to have to double click every one, just to randomly move
around the sheet.

Also, I can use the ctrl+~ option but don't want to use that because it
shows the formulas;

Is there an option to show the colored outline of cell references without
double-clicking or showing formula view.

Max

automatically show cell references of formulas
 
Maybe a close fit ..
Select a formula cell which houses a ref
to more than a single precedent, eg: =SUM(B1:B4)
then click Tools Formula Auditing Trace Precedents
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"newbie" wrote:
when i open my spreadsheet and move around various cells, there are no
colored outlines to show cell references in formulas. I thought I remember
seeing it before; maybe I accidently unchecked an option.

I can double-click the desired cell to show the colored outlined references,
but I don't want to have to double click every one, just to randomly move
around the sheet.

Also, I can use the ctrl+~ option but don't want to use that because it
shows the formulas;

Is there an option to show the colored outline of cell references without
double-clicking or showing formula view.



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