I recently added the Analysis Tookpak and have noticed some problems.
When using functions from ATP it will not show a popup that shows what
you
are supposed to put in the function.

For example if you type in =IF( it will show a window that says:

=IF(logical_test,[value_if_true],[value_if_false]) to remind you what
to put in

but if you type in for instance =randbetween( nothing shows up.

I can go into the insert function menu to view the requirements but it
is
much easier to have it show up on the screen when you are trying to
understand new functions. Is this just how it works or is it only
happening on
my computer?


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That's the way it is.
You do know about typing, for example, =randbetween(
and then using CTRL+A to popup the Insert Function dialog?
According to the Excel12 blog, in the next version all function are created
equally
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I recently added the Analysis Tookpak and have noticed some problems.
When using functions from ATP it will not show a popup that shows what
you
are supposed to put in the function.

For example if you type in =IF( it will show a window that says:

=IF(logical_test,[value_if_true],[value_if_false]) to remind you what
to put in

but if you type in for instance =randbetween( nothing shows up.

I can go into the insert function menu to view the requirements but it
is
much easier to have it show up on the screen when you are trying to
understand new functions. Is this just how it works or is it only
happening on
my computer?


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Thanks Bernard, I did not know about the CTRL+A but I will use it a lot
now.


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