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I have a Microsoft Excel Users Manuel that says the following on calculating
part of a formula. (This is apparently Version 4 so the info is out of date.) 1. Select the cell containing the formula or type the formula in the formula bar. 2. In the formula bar, select the portion of the formula you want to calculate. 3. Press F9 4. Click the enter box or press ENTER My cell has this formula: =SUM(B5,B7,B9,B11,B13,B15,B17,B19,B21,B23,B25,B27) Right now I only want it to calculate =SUM(B5,B7,B9,B11) but I need to keep the rest of the formula. i can get it to calculate correctly but it won't put it in a useable format for the cell and I get an error. So basically it gets to step 3 but won't let me enter the value. Do I need to make any other setting changes? |
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