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What is this function? { }
I have a worksheet with formulas that need some corrections. They have these
Brackets around them and as soon as I start to edit (the dates are wrong) the function becomes inoperational. I can't find an explanation of what these are and would love to know how to work around them with out disabling all the current funtionality. Here is an example: {=SUM(IF(Open!$R$4:$R$1001=DATEVALUE("1/31/2009"),IF(Open!$R$4:$R$1001<=DATEVALUE("2/27/2009"),IF(Open!$F$4:$F$1001=J4,Open!$W$4:$W$1001,0 ),0)))} As soon as I click within the cell the outside brackets { } are gone and the function no longer works. Is this a lock out function of some type? |
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