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How to evaluate a text expression as formula ?
Hi all,
I have, I hope simply, problem that I can't solve. I have a text in the cell that is the formula I want to have calculated in the other cell. Example: Cell A1 contains "date()" as text. Now in cell A2 I want to put a function that takes a value of A1 ("date()") and calculate it as formula giving as result the equivalent of "=date()" formula in that cell. Does anybody know how to do it ? Regards, Krzysztof |
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