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When building formula in excel, it would be very useful to have t.
To build a formula in excel, i tend to always use the mouse to select cell
references and ranges. Each time I have to use an operator, i must return to the keyboard. It would be far more efficient to have a new toolbar available which would include all the numerical operators i.e. +, - , /, * <, etc. |
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When building formula in excel, it would be very useful to have t.
You can have it on your tool bar. Right click on the toolbar and clic on customize. Click on commands tab. Select Insert on the the left panel and scroll down on the right pane till you see the +,-,*,/ etc. Drag the icon to the toolbar and you ar done. Raina -- Rain ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Raina's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=1550 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=27075 |
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