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I often use excel as a fancy calculator. But often I forget to start the
calculator with the = sign. So if I want to add 44 + 66, I forget to type in an = sign first, an it gives me an error message. Is there a setting to turn that off, so I can type in 44 + 66 and it gives me an answer. |
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