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Two Input Data Tables in Excel
I have tried to set up a two input data table just as it was described, but
the numbers in the table always come out the same as the cornerstone cell. I noticed the table works correctly in older versions of Excel but does not in Excel 2003. I do not see how the process has changed but either it has or I am doing it wrong. What is the deal? |
Hi Tango
works fine for me in Excel 2003 - are you sure calculation is set to automatic, tools / options / calculation ? -- Cheers JulieD check out www.hcts.net.au/tipsandtricks.htm ....well i'm working on it anyway "tango" wrote in message ... I have tried to set up a two input data table just as it was described, but the numbers in the table always come out the same as the cornerstone cell. I noticed the table works correctly in older versions of Excel but does not in Excel 2003. I do not see how the process has changed but either it has or I am doing it wrong. What is the deal? |
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