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Logical Format showing 0/1 and not True/False.
Following my previous question regarding boolian calculations. I now have an
old worksheet which has been upgraded over the years from "other" packages. Results to logical expressions are shown as 0 and 1 as opposed to True and False in the worksheet. How can I correct this formatting. (I assume it is formatting) |
Logical Format showing 0/1 and not True/False.
Tony wrote...
Following my previous question regarding boolian calculations. I now have an old worksheet which has been upgraded over the years from "other" packages. Results to logical expressions are shown as 0 and 1 as opposed to True and False in the worksheet. How can I correct this formatting. (I assume it is formatting) Not formatting. Tools Options, select Transition tab, uncheck Transition formula evaluation, click OK. |
Logical Format showing 0/1 and not True/False.
Thanks. Perfect answer
"Tony" wrote: Following my previous question regarding boolian calculations. I now have an old worksheet which has been upgraded over the years from "other" packages. Results to logical expressions are shown as 0 and 1 as opposed to True and False in the worksheet. How can I correct this formatting. (I assume it is formatting) |
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