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Is there a way to turn off error checking on a range? It can be done by
clicking on the little error symbol and selecting the option to ignore the error ("Yes, I know that empty cells were in the sum formula but it's OK!!!!"), but when I try to record this action as a keystroke macro, I get nothing :( Any wisdom out there on this? James |
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