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Greetings,
I am now stuck trying to figure out a complex spreadsheet created by an ex employee. If I click on Cell D34, I see the following in the formula bar (while the cell appears empty): {=SUM(IF(A50:A105=$D3,C50:C105))} If I click on the formula in the formula bar to change from A105 to A120, the {} braces disappear and the formula appears in cell D34. Even if I retype the {} it still shows in the cell. what is this and how do I change the formula while still having the cell appear empty ? thanks, Darryl |
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This is an array formula, and you get it by committing the formula with
Ctrl-Shift-Enter instead of just Enter. -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Darryl" wrote in message ... Greetings, I am now stuck trying to figure out a complex spreadsheet created by an ex employee. If I click on Cell D34, I see the following in the formula bar (while the cell appears empty): {=SUM(IF(A50:A105=$D3,C50:C105))} If I click on the formula in the formula bar to change from A105 to A120, the {} braces disappear and the formula appears in cell D34. Even if I retype the {} it still shows in the cell. what is this and how do I change the formula while still having the cell appear empty ? thanks, Darryl |
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