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How can I print out the formula in my worksheet?
I have Windows XP professional. I like to print the formulas and data I
entered in the cells of my Excel worksheet. How do I do that? |
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Tools -- Options on the View tab, check the Formulas box
-- Elisabeth "miquette" wrote: I have Windows XP professional. I like to print the formulas and data I entered in the cells of my Excel worksheet. How do I do that? |
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One way
ctrl+~ will change the display to show formulas not results A helpfull hint is to go to FilePage setupsheetprint and check the box Row and Column Headings HTH "miquette" wrote: I have Windows XP professional. I like to print the formulas and data I entered in the cells of my Excel worksheet. How do I do that? |
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Just to add to Elisabeth and Ray's responses....
Save your workbook, turn on the formula view, adjust the columnwidths, print. Close that workbook without saving--you don't want to have to adjust all those columns to their original width. miquette wrote: I have Windows XP professional. I like to print the formulas and data I entered in the cells of my Excel worksheet. How do I do that? -- Dave Peterson |
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