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I have encountered a bizarre Excel 2003 bug that crops up from time to time.
Sometimes, a formula that is typed into a cell does absolutely nothing, i.e., Excel does not evaluate it. If I type the same formula into another cell and then do a copy and paste, the formula works in the same location where it previously failed to work. Here's the latest formula that I was using where I encountered this problem. =SUBTOTAL(103,$A$3:$A$64000) I've verified that the cell format is "General" in both cases. |
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