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Unique Formulas in Excel 2002-2003
Excel 2002 and 2003 have a feature which identifies unique formulas in a
range. It puts a little green tag in the top right hand corner of the cells which it deems unique. What is the property for this? I am assuming that this is a Boolean (TRUE/FLASE). Thanks |
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