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too deep formula line
That's a sensible workaround so I still get the help text in the formula bar
at the same time as seeing what I'm doing with the columns. Thanks for the suggestion. "Niek Otten" wrote: Open a second window and arrange that such that you can see the headers -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Light" wrote in message ... I'm trying to enter a fairly long IF looking at lots of columns, but when the formula is over 1 line deep I can't see the column letters anymore. i.e. is my data 'type' in column AC/AD/... Is there anyway to move or shrink it so I can see what I'm doing? |
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