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Excel should let me change format of the cell when it contains for
When, a cell contains formula, excel dont let us change format of the cell.
For example. I want to use subscripts and superscripts in my formula. Also I suggest that there should be a text editor except from formating cell option. |
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Excel should let me change format of the cell when it contains for
You are correct - there is no easy way the output of a formula could be rich
text formatted. You already have the formula bar for editing. If you want to suggest this to microsoft send an email -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Dogu Bozalioglu" <Dogu wrote in message ... When, a cell contains formula, excel dont let us change format of the cell. For example. I want to use subscripts and superscripts in my formula. Also I suggest that there should be a text editor except from formating cell option. |
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