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David Price

Excel 2007 nested function
 
I can't figure out how to use the Insert Function dialog to create nested
functions in 2007. This is something you could do in earlier versions though
it often wsasn't paricularily obvious.


pshepard

Excel 2007 nested function
 
Hi David,

The insert function can be found when you mouse over just to the left of the
formula bar - over the "fx", the Insert Function will display - you can left
click on the "fx" and the Insert Function dialog box displays. From the help
menu - look for "Watch this: Find Help for Excel functions", is a short video
on how to use the dialog box.

Thanks,
Peggy

"David Price" wrote:

I can't figure out how to use the Insert Function dialog to create nested
functions in 2007. This is something you could do in earlier versions though
it often wsasn't paricularily obvious.


David Price

Excel 2007 nested function
 
Peggy

Thanks for your reply but i know how to find Insert Function what i wanted
to do was insert one function inside another by using Insert Function. As it
happens i've now figured it out - when in Insert Function, click the down
arrow that normally gives you a list of defined names and then choose More
Functions.

"pshepard" wrote in message
...
Hi David,

The insert function can be found when you mouse over just to the left of
the
formula bar - over the "fx", the Insert Function will display - you can
left
click on the "fx" and the Insert Function dialog box displays. From the
help
menu - look for "Watch this: Find Help for Excel functions", is a short
video
on how to use the dialog box.

Thanks,
Peggy

"David Price" wrote:

I can't figure out how to use the Insert Function dialog to create nested
functions in 2007. This is something you could do in earlier versions
though
it often wsasn't paricularily obvious.




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