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Help in saving a formula.
I have a long formula (below) that I want to be able to
use on any worksheet (current, previously saved, or new). How can I save it or store it so that it is always available, like the pull down lists in Functions. I know this is probably a very basic operation, but I'm not up on too much beyond the basics of EXCEL. =MID(LEFT(CELL("filename",A1), FIND ("]", CELL ("filename",A1))- 1), FIND("[",CELL("filename", A1))+1, 255) Thanks, Joe B |
Help in saving a formula.
Hi Joe
as it's not evaluating any inputs i wouldn't save it as a "user defined function", i would instead - copy the formula choose tools / autocorrect options in the replace with type something odd (like ffname) and the paste the formula into the "with box" now everytime you want to use it type ffname and press enter Cheers JulieD "Joe B" wrote in message ... I have a long formula (below) that I want to be able to use on any worksheet (current, previously saved, or new). How can I save it or store it so that it is always available, like the pull down lists in Functions. I know this is probably a very basic operation, but I'm not up on too much beyond the basics of EXCEL. =MID(LEFT(CELL("filename",A1), FIND ("]", CELL ("filename",A1))- 1), FIND("[",CELL("filename", A1))+1, 255) Thanks, Joe B |
Help in saving a formula.
Thanks, Julie. Works fine. Even though it took me four tries to type the formula in correctly! |
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