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Yvonne

Malfunction formulae
 
Hi all,

I'm creating an excel marksheet using MSExcell 2003... and after putting in
multiples of formulae in cells.... past formulae don't seem to work, the
formulae still there but they doesn't seem to work... too bulky? Is there a
limitation for cells with formulae? I'm lost.... Help me please. Can't have
too many cells with formulae? Thanks.

Dave Peterson

Malfunction formulae
 
If you see the formulas--and not the results, maybe you've entered the formulas
in cells formatted as text.

Format the cell as General (or anything but Text) and re-enter the formula.

Or

Maybe you're looking at Formulas.
In xl2003 menus:
Tools|Options|view tab|uncheck formulas
ctrl-` (control-backquote, the key to the left of the 1/! on my USA keyboard) is
the shortcut key for toggling this setting.

Or

Maybe the results look wrong.

Make sure that you let excel recalculate automatically.

In xl2003 menus:
tools|options|calculation tab
is where you'd find this setting.

Yvonne wrote:

Hi all,

I'm creating an excel marksheet using MSExcell 2003... and after putting in
multiples of formulae in cells.... past formulae don't seem to work, the
formulae still there but they doesn't seem to work... too bulky? Is there a
limitation for cells with formulae? I'm lost.... Help me please. Can't have
too many cells with formulae? Thanks.


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Dave Peterson


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