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Display formulas to print?
Hello,
I have a large amount of cells with formulas. They are all the same, differing only in the cell references they contain. Is there a way to print out or display these formulas for QC? I'd like to see a column(s) of these formulas. It would be so easy to qc that way. Thanks! Ellen |
Display formulas to print?
You can easily display formulas instead of the values they produce by pressing
CTRL + ` (The ` is below the ESC key) Mike "EllenM" wrote: Hello, I have a large amount of cells with formulas. They are all the same, differing only in the cell references they contain. Is there a way to print out or display these formulas for QC? I'd like to see a column(s) of these formulas. It would be so easy to qc that way. Thanks! Ellen |
Display formulas to print?
On Mar 2, 9:36 pm, Mike wrote:
You can easily display formulas instead of the values they produce by pressing CTRL + ` (The ` is below the ESC key) Mike "EllenM" wrote: Hello, I have a large amount of cells with formulas. They are all the same, differing only in the cell references they contain. Is there a way to print out or display these formulas for QC? I'd like to see a column(s) of these formulas. It would be so easy to qc that way. Thanks! Ellen- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - You can use this macro to print the formulas: 'Prints out formula as text Function PF(Rng As Range) As String Application.Volatile True PF = Application.Text(Rng.FormulaLocal, "") End Function to print the formulas, just use the command =pf(cell ref). Enjoy it. |
Display formulas to print?
Thanks, Mike!! It worked beautifully.
Prov 31: I think I need a bit more coaching on how to use macros, but thanks for your response. Ellen "Mike" wrote: You can easily display formulas instead of the values they produce by pressing CTRL + ` (The ` is below the ESC key) Mike "EllenM" wrote: Hello, I have a large amount of cells with formulas. They are all the same, differing only in the cell references they contain. Is there a way to print out or display these formulas for QC? I'd like to see a column(s) of these formulas. It would be so easy to qc that way. Thanks! Ellen |
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