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Hi all,
when I input "+" or" -", there is alway a marqueue, how can I prevent the marqueue? Clara thank you so much for your help |
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i didn't understand WHAT the heck you were talking about, so i tried
it - now i understand. when you put + or -, excel thinks it's part of a formula & is looking for the next value of the formula, hence the marqueue (or, as some people call it, the marching ants). if you want JUST that character in a cell, use an apostrophe before it & that will tell excel it is a text cell, not part of a formula '+ or '- hope this helps! susan On Mar 22, 1:33 pm, clara wrote: Hi all, when I input "+" or" -", there is alway a marqueue, how can I prevent the marqueue? Clara thank you so much for your help |
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Hi Susan,
Thank you very much! Here is another question. When I use code to assign "'+" or "'-" to a range, the apostrophe is also displayed which is not wanted. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help "Susan" wrote: i didn't understand WHAT the heck you were talking about, so i tried it - now i understand. when you put + or -, excel thinks it's part of a formula & is looking for the next value of the formula, hence the marqueue (or, as some people call it, the marching ants). if you want JUST that character in a cell, use an apostrophe before it & that will tell excel it is a text cell, not part of a formula '+ or '- hope this helps! susan On Mar 22, 1:33 pm, clara wrote: Hi all, when I input "+" or" -", there is alway a marqueue, how can I prevent the marqueue? Clara thank you so much for your help |
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i didn't know, so i turned on the macro recorder & recorded inputting
'+ & '-........ this is what i got Sub Macro1() ' ' Macro1 Macro ' Macro recorded 3/22/2007 by Susan ' ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "'+" Range("D4").Select ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "'-" Range("E4").Select End Sub and the apostrophe disappears when it's entered when i run the code... maybe this will give you some direction in your code? :) susan On Mar 22, 4:04 pm, clara wrote: Hi Susan, Thank you very much! Here is another question. When I use code to assign "'+" or "'-" to a range, the apostrophe is also displayed which is not wanted. How can I do it? Clara thank you so much for your help "Susan" wrote: i didn't understand WHAT the heck you were talking about, so i tried it - now i understand. when you put + or -, excel thinks it's part of a formula & is looking for the next value of the formula, hence the marqueue (or, as some people call it, the marching ants). if you want JUST that character in a cell, use an apostrophe before it & that will tell excel it is a text cell, not part of a formula '+ or '- hope this helps! susan On Mar 22, 1:33 pm, clara wrote: Hi all, when I input "+" or" -", there is alway a marqueue, how can I prevent the marqueue? Clara thank you so much for your help- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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