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Try this.... =2+3+n("my wage+bonus-4 weekly loan repayments") You will see the text in the formula bar but not in the cell. The cell will calculate to 5 as you wish. Note: you can also use cell references as in =A2*A1+N("my wage+bonus-4 weekly loan repayments") You could alternatively use a cell Comment to display the text. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Tue, 5 Jul 2005 11:20:02 -0700, RLP wrote: I thought there use to be a way to put text/info/label next to a number in a formula that would still let it calculate but just ignore the text? In other words, just in a simple formula like 2+3, you could type text next to each number and the cell would still say 5? I'm working with XP right now and maybe that feature does not exist anymore? |
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