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lets assume the following:
cell A1 value 5,5 cell A2 value 4,0 cell A3 value 5,4 in, say, cell B1 there is a formula "=A1+A2+A3". When the user (by pressing a shortcut or some button) runs a macro, that macro will produce in cell B1 the following formula "=5,5+4,0+5,4", so in other words it will change the referneces in the selected cell (if of course there are any) to values stored in the referenced cell. I don't want to sum them all in a way Mike H. proposes. I want to let the user see all values not having to search for it in a spreadsheet. |
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