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formulas showing not value
why is it that if a reference a cell e.g =A1 then it actually shows that text not whats in A1 ????? And this is only happening to a few of my cells ?? -- Zygan ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Zygan's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=34423 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=554461 |
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*Zygan* ha scritto: why is it that if a reference a cell e.g =A1 then it actually shows that text not whats in A1 ????? And this is only happening to a few of my cells ?? Could you please explain better which is your problem? -- Ciao Franz Verga from Italy |
formulas showing not value
Hi Zygan, Maybe the cells was formated as Text when you wrote the cell reference. Try to delete the contents and format the cell as Generel. Right Click - Format Cells - Number and chose Generel Regards, Bondi |
formulas showing not value
Excel likes to help. Try this on a test worksheet. Select A1 and hit ctrl-; (to put the date in the cell) now select B1 and type: =a1 Notice that excel changed the format of B1 to match the format in A1. Now format D1 as Text. put ASDF in D1 put =D1 in E1 You see ASDF. With E1 selected, hit the F2 key and then enter (to pretend that you're changing the formula). Excel has "helped" you by changing that cell's format to text. I don't know of any way of changing this behavior. I just select the cell, and reformat it to General (or whatever I wanted). I hit F2 and then enter (to reenter that formula). Sometimes this feature is nice, sometimes it ain't. Zygan wrote: why is it that if a reference a cell e.g =A1 then it actually shows that text not whats in A1 ????? And this is only happening to a few of my cells ?? -- Zygan ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Zygan's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=34423 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=554461 -- Dave Peterson |
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