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Revealing formulas
Hello,
In Excel, if the user presses ctrl+` (the backwards apostrophe) the sheet display values become the forumlas. This is helpful for auditing. I need to show those actual values in another part of the sheet -- for auditing purposes. is there a function, or a way that I can capture the text of a formula so I can display it elswhere? thanks keith |
Revealing formulas
Keith,
You can use a VBA function like the following: Function GetFormula(Rng As Range) As String GetFormula = Rng(1, 1).Formula End Function You can then call this function from a worksheet cell. E.g., =GetFormula(A1) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Keith" wrote in message ... Hello, In Excel, if the user presses ctrl+` (the backwards apostrophe) the sheet display values become the forumlas. This is helpful for auditing. I need to show those actual values in another part of the sheet -- for auditing purposes. is there a function, or a way that I can capture the text of a formula so I can display it elswhere? thanks keith |
Revealing formulas
Hi Chip,
Thanks very very much, Keith -----Original Message----- Keith, You can use a VBA function like the following: Function GetFormula(Rng As Range) As String GetFormula = Rng(1, 1).Formula End Function You can then call this function from a worksheet cell. E.g., =GetFormula(A1) -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Keith" wrote in message ... Hello, In Excel, if the user presses ctrl+` (the backwards apostrophe) the sheet display values become the forumlas. This is helpful for auditing. I need to show those actual values in another part of the sheet -- for auditing purposes. is there a function, or a way that I can capture the text of a formula so I can display it elswhere? thanks keith . |
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