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Displaying formula rather than results...
Running Excel 2003 (11.6560.6568) SP2.
Worksheet 1 is my form, worksheet 2 is my data log. I log my transactions, one per row, of data log. I have a macro, which copies the appropriate row of data from worksheet 2 to line 50 of the form tab. The form is set up to read line 50 and "fill in fields" accordingly. For example, H42:V42, which is a merged cell, I have the following: =IF(X50<" ",X50," "). My problem is that H42:V42 is displaying the formula, rather than the result, which is the data from X50. Please Help!!! TIA, Sandi |
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Displaying formula rather than results...
Check Tool - Options - View and see if you have formulas checked.
"RUSH2CROCHET" wrote: Running Excel 2003 (11.6560.6568) SP2. Worksheet 1 is my form, worksheet 2 is my data log. I log my transactions, one per row, of data log. I have a macro, which copies the appropriate row of data from worksheet 2 to line 50 of the form tab. The form is set up to read line 50 and "fill in fields" accordingly. For example, H42:V42, which is a merged cell, I have the following: =IF(X50<" ",X50," "). My problem is that H42:V42 is displaying the formula, rather than the result, which is the data from X50. Please Help!!! TIA, Sandi |
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Displaying formula rather than results...
Barb:
Thanks for your prompt reply, however, I did not have "formulas" checked on my option bar. Any other suggestions? TIA, Sandi "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: Check Tool - Options - View and see if you have formulas checked. "RUSH2CROCHET" wrote: Running Excel 2003 (11.6560.6568) SP2. Worksheet 1 is my form, worksheet 2 is my data log. I log my transactions, one per row, of data log. I have a macro, which copies the appropriate row of data from worksheet 2 to line 50 of the form tab. The form is set up to read line 50 and "fill in fields" accordingly. For example, H42:V42, which is a merged cell, I have the following: =IF(X50<" ",X50," "). My problem is that H42:V42 is displaying the formula, rather than the result, which is the data from X50. Please Help!!! TIA, Sandi |
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Displaying formula rather than results...
Are those fields formatted as text?
"RUSH2CROCHET" wrote: Barb: Thanks for your prompt reply, however, I did not have "formulas" checked on my option bar. Any other suggestions? TIA, Sandi "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: Check Tool - Options - View and see if you have formulas checked. "RUSH2CROCHET" wrote: Running Excel 2003 (11.6560.6568) SP2. Worksheet 1 is my form, worksheet 2 is my data log. I log my transactions, one per row, of data log. I have a macro, which copies the appropriate row of data from worksheet 2 to line 50 of the form tab. The form is set up to read line 50 and "fill in fields" accordingly. For example, H42:V42, which is a merged cell, I have the following: =IF(X50<" ",X50," "). My problem is that H42:V42 is displaying the formula, rather than the result, which is the data from X50. Please Help!!! TIA, Sandi |
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