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Ever since our company switched to Office 2003 (about a year ago), I've been
having a problem when entering functions. They show as text in the cell rather than giving me the answer/value [ex: =IF(BF2=S2," ","XXX")]. I then end up having to do a text-to-column in order to fix before I can go on. I read some of the other posts similar to this problem and the answers were basically to change the format of the cell. Unfortunately, sometimes I need the cell to be text. After I text-to-column, if the value of the function should result in text (like the above function - "XXX" is a text answer), the cell format is still listed as "text" but I actually get the answer to the formula instead of the written formula. In some files I may need to do a number of different functions so this process can become tedious. We didn't have this problem before we switched to Office 2003 and not everyone here is having the same problem. Is there some option box that needs to be checked or unchecked, some setting that we should have customized? No one has been able to figure this out for me. Can anyone here help? Thank you! Danni |
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