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add one cell with no equals operator
How do you add two numbers in a cell without typing the equals operator
first? I have a spreadsheet that allows me to add two numbers without typing the equals operator first. I cannot replicate it on the new spreadsheet. I know it works. I just can't get mine to do it |
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add one cell with no equals operator
On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 06:30:02 -0800, reggie26t
wrote: How do you add two numbers in a cell without typing the equals operator first? I have a spreadsheet that allows me to add two numbers without typing the equals operator first. I cannot replicate it on the new spreadsheet. I know it works. I just can't get mine to do it Select Tools/Options/Transition Transition Formula Entry It's a Lotus thing. --ron |
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