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hi,

i want get the formula as a text shown in the linked cell's names instead of
the linked cell's addresses,

maybe Apllynames can do it ,but it cannot return the formula to be shown in
the linked cell's addresses.

i just only want to get the formula a text shown in the linked cell's names
, not to want the cell is really shown in the linked cell's names .

thanks


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ActiveCell.Name.RefersTo

or just
ActiveCell.Name

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hi,

i want get the formula as a text shown in the linked cell's names instead

of
the linked cell's addresses,

maybe Apllynames can do it ,but it cannot return the formula to be shown

in
the linked cell's addresses.

i just only want to get the formula a text shown in the linked cell's

names
, not to want the cell is really shown in the linked cell's names .

thanks




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Hi

is Ctrl + `

works for you?

` is the key next to 1 on the keyboard.




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hi,

i want get the formula as a text shown in the linked cell's names instead of
the linked cell's addresses,

maybe Apllynames can do it ,but it cannot return the formula to be shown in
the linked cell's addresses.

i just only want to get the formula a text shown in the linked cell's names
, not to want the cell is really shown in the linked cell's names .

thanks



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THANKS AGAIN.

but maybe my misunderstanding,

it dosent work well.

Regards



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ActiveCell.Name.RefersTo

or just
ActiveCell.Name

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"EXCEL$B!!(BNEWS" wrote in message
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hi,

i want get the formula as a text shown in the linked cell's names

instead
of
the linked cell's addresses,

maybe Apllynames can do it ,but it cannot return the formula to be shown

in
the linked cell's addresses.

i just only want to get the formula a text shown in the linked cell's

names
, not to want the cell is really shown in the linked cell's names .

thanks





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Thanks .
i got it.

thanks


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Hi

is Ctrl + `

works for you?

` is the key next to 1 on the keyboard.




"EXCEL NEWS" wrote:

hi,

i want get the formula as a text shown in the linked cell's names

instead of
the linked cell's addresses,

maybe Apllynames can do it ,but it cannot return the formula to be shown

in
the linked cell's addresses.

i just only want to get the formula a text shown in the linked cell's

names
, not to want the cell is really shown in the linked cell's names .

thanks






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Well your question was not very clear. Maybe you want to try again. My
answer was a guess at what you were asking.

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"EXCEL$B!!(BNEWS" wrote in message
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THANKS AGAIN.

but maybe my misunderstanding,

it dosent work well.

Regards



"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
ActiveCell.Name.RefersTo

or just
ActiveCell.Name

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"EXCEL$B!!(BNEWS" wrote in message
...
hi,

i want get the formula as a text shown in the linked cell's names

instead
of
the linked cell's addresses,

maybe Apllynames can do it ,but it cannot return the formula to be

shown
in
the linked cell's addresses.

i just only want to get the formula a text shown in the linked cell's

names
, not to want the cell is really shown in the linked cell's names .

thanks







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so you want to toggle between viewing formulas and viewing the results of
those formulas. (a little clearer, no? )


in addition to the shortcut combination, Tools=Options=view tab, select or
unselect formulas under windows options.
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Tom Ogilvy


"EXCEL?NEWS" wrote in message
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Thanks .
i got it.

thanks


"Leung" wrote in message
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Hi

is Ctrl + `

works for you?

` is the key next to 1 on the keyboard.




"EXCEL?NEWS" wrote:

hi,

i want get the formula as a text shown in the linked cell's names

instead of
the linked cell's addresses,

maybe Apllynames can do it ,but it cannot return the formula to be

shown
in
the linked cell's addresses.

i just only want to get the formula a text shown in the linked cell's

names
, not to want the cell is really shown in the linked cell's names .

thanks






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