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How do I resolve number on screen printing as #REF
I have an excel worksheet which shows the numbers perfectly, however, one
number when it is printed or print previewed appears as #REF The number is obtained from another worksheet by formula but there is no problem with the other worksheet. why is this and how can I resolve it? |
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How do I resolve number on screen printing as #REF
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"sallylg" wrote: I have an excel worksheet which shows the numbers perfectly, however, one number when it is printed or print previewed appears as #REF The number is obtained from another worksheet by formula but there is no problem with the other worksheet. why is this and how can I resolve it? |
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