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when I create a formula based on two other cells instead of the results
showing up in the cell....the formula shows. Even when I use the paste function of that formula, the results shows in the paste function box, but not in the cell. |
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From the sounds of it, that particular formula cell was probably
pre-formatted as text (unknown to you of course). Re-format that cell as either general or number, then re-enter the formula to trigger/activate it. You need to re-enter the formula, merely re-formatting it doesn't trigger. Yes? Pl click the YES button below. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:25,000 Files:300 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "GRobin" wrote: when I create a formula based on two other cells instead of the results showing up in the cell....the formula shows. Even when I use the paste function of that formula, the results shows in the paste function box, but not in the cell. |
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"GRobin" wrote:
when I create a formula based on two other cells instead of the results showing up in the cell....the formula shows. If this happens in only one or a few cells, but not in others, the problem is: the cell was formatted as Text before you entered the formula. To remedy: 1. Select the cell. 2. Change the format to General or any appropriate non-text format. 3. Press F2, then press Enter for a non-array formula or ctrl-shift-Enter for an array formula. It is __not__ necessary for you to re-enter the formula from scratch. Using F2 to "edit" the formula will work just fine. ----- original message ----- "GRobin" wrote in message ... when I create a formula based on two other cells instead of the results showing up in the cell....the formula shows. Even when I use the paste function of that formula, the results shows in the paste function box, but not in the cell. |
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Lest it be mis-understood, I should clarify that when I mentioned "re-enter"
the formula, I meant re-confirm it by clicking inside the formula bar, then press ENTER. I didn't mean that you need to re key-in or re-type the formula, heavens forbid! -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:25,000 Files:300 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- |
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