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basic...but driving me crazy!
if I double click on a cell containing a formula the formula appears...and
won't go away!...the number attained from the fromula is replaced in the cell with the formula...how do I get the product of the formula back and get rid of the formula?...thank you...tino |
hawsoon,
Sounds like you formatted your cells for Text after you initially entered the formula: editing the formula then makes Excel treat the formula as text and not a formula. Select all your cells where this is a problem, and format them for general. Then select each of the cells that are showing the formulas still, double-click,a nd press enter. That will convert the text into a formula. Note that even if the formula returns text, you do not format the cell as Text - Text formatting forces Excel to treat everything entered as text, including formulas. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "hawsoon13" wrote in message ... if I double click on a cell containing a formula the formula appears...and won't go away!...the number attained from the fromula is replaced in the cell with the formula...how do I get the product of the formula back and get rid of the formula?...thank you...tino |
if you hit enter does it go back?
also if there is a red X next to your formula bar, hitting that should get you back to where you were. "hawsoon13" wrote: if I double click on a cell containing a formula the formula appears...and won't go away!...the number attained from the fromula is replaced in the cell with the formula...how do I get the product of the formula back and get rid of the formula?...thank you...tino |
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