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How do I erase a formula that affect all spreadsheets in a workboo
There is a formula that is changing every row 14 on all of the spreadsheets
in my workbook. I can't find the formula, and have tried to look for it by viewing the formulas in all the spreadsheets. Any suggestions? |
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How do I erase a formula that affect all spreadsheets in a workboo
"lgreen" wrote in message ... There is a formula that is changing every row 14 on all of the spreadsheets in my workbook. I can't find the formula, and have tried to look for it by viewing the formulas in all the spreadsheets. Any suggestions? How do you know it's a formula? |
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How do I erase a formula that affect all spreadsheets in a wor
I don't. I guess I was assuming. What else could it be?
"Doug Kanter" wrote: "lgreen" wrote in message ... There is a formula that is changing every row 14 on all of the spreadsheets in my workbook. I can't find the formula, and have tried to look for it by viewing the formulas in all the spreadsheets. Any suggestions? How do you know it's a formula? |
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How do I erase a formula that affect all spreadsheets in a wor
We'll need to know what you mean by "changing every row 14". Changing it in
what way? "lgreen" wrote in message ... I don't. I guess I was assuming. What else could it be? "Doug Kanter" wrote: "lgreen" wrote in message ... There is a formula that is changing every row 14 on all of the spreadsheets in my workbook. I can't find the formula, and have tried to look for it by viewing the formulas in all the spreadsheets. Any suggestions? How do you know it's a formula? |
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How do I erase a formula that affect all spreadsheets in a wor
All of the spreadsheets list job titles, with each spreadsheet having
different job titles listed on it. However now, every spreadsheet, on row 14, says "VP" instead of what was originally on that line. The first spreadsheet in the workbook is supposed to say "VP" on row 14, but now all of them do. I have manually corrected it and saved those corrections, but if I close it and open it up later, it has reverted back to saying "VP" on row 14 on every spreadsheet. "Doug Kanter" wrote: We'll need to know what you mean by "changing every row 14". Changing it in what way? "lgreen" wrote in message ... I don't. I guess I was assuming. What else could it be? "Doug Kanter" wrote: "lgreen" wrote in message ... There is a formula that is changing every row 14 on all of the spreadsheets in my workbook. I can't find the formula, and have tried to look for it by viewing the formulas in all the spreadsheets. Any suggestions? How do you know it's a formula? |
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