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In older versions of Excel the symbol on the left side of the function bar
used to be an "=". Whenever you type a formula in the formula box, a grey box appears below it showing what the sum would be based on the formula you just typed in it. In the 2003 version the "=" symbol has been changed with "fx" where it gives you more option but the box that shows the resulting sum is no longer there. Is there anybody out there who can tell me how we can show that box in the 2003 version? Thanks. |
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