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hiding formula in cell
I created a multi page spreadsheet and on each page I have the same heading.
On sheet two, three etc. I entered the following in the same cell ='BOY''S BOTTOMS'!D5 So when you put the information in the first sheet it will automatically fill in on all the other sheets. This is my problem I did something so that the formula does not show in the cell on all the other sheets but I forgot what I did. I need to create a different type of workbook and want to do the same thing hide the formula but like I said I can not remember. Does anyone have any clues? Thanks |
hiding formula in cell
Format - Cells... | Protection Tab and Check Hidden. Now when you protect
the sheet the formula will not show. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "ljgent" wrote: I created a multi page spreadsheet and on each page I have the same heading. On sheet two, three etc. I entered the following in the same cell ='BOY''S BOTTOMS'!D5 So when you put the information in the first sheet it will automatically fill in on all the other sheets. This is my problem I did something so that the formula does not show in the cell on all the other sheets but I forgot what I did. I need to create a different type of workbook and want to do the same thing hide the formula but like I said I can not remember. Does anyone have any clues? Thanks |
hiding formula in cell
Hi Jim,
I have those boxes checked off, I did not protect the sheet and they do not show? "ljgent" wrote: I created a multi page spreadsheet and on each page I have the same heading. On sheet two, three etc. I entered the following in the same cell ='BOY''S BOTTOMS'!D5 So when you put the information in the first sheet it will automatically fill in on all the other sheets. This is my problem I did something so that the formula does not show in the cell on all the other sheets but I forgot what I did. I need to create a different type of workbook and want to do the same thing hide the formula but like I said I can not remember. Does anyone have any clues? Thanks |
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