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I seem to recall that there is some feature in EXCEL that will alert you to the fact that a cell's formula appears different from that of its neighbors. For example, if you copied a formula across a row and then, for testing purposes, overwrote one of the cells with a value, then forgot to change it back to the formula, it would alert you to that.
Can anyone remind me of what that might be? Thanks! Dean |
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