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I have a formula that contains a cell with a number that has an asterisk at
the end which refers the reader to a footnote at the end of the spreadsheet. Excel is trying to use the asterisk in the equation. Is their a way to tell Excel that the asterisk is not part of the formula? e.g., a1=100 a2=100 a3=100* a4=100 a5=100 Total=#VALUE! when what I really want is just =500 Any help will be appreciated. Thank you. |
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