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I have a school attendance database working on excel. As i did not design the
sheets. I need to find if there is a way for excel to show me any entity
relationships. So I know how and where everything is connected.
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look for the cells that have formulae and then click on any one cell you
want to check the formula for. go to TOOLS | FORMULA AUDITING | TRACE
DEPENDENTS / TRACE PRECEDENTS.

To select all the cells that have formulae in them, press CTRL+G | Click
SPECIAL | Select FORMULAS | Cick OK.

Hope that helps.

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I have a school attendance database working on excel. As i did not design
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sheets. I need to find if there is a way for excel to show me any entity
relationships. So I know how and where everything is connected.



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