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How can I copy and paste the text of a formula?
I am looking for a way to paste an Excel formula into another cell and have
the formula calculate automaticly. EXAMPLE: Paste ='TT Rate Plan'!G3577 into another cell and have the result of the formula appear. I have a unaceptable workaround by clicking on the cell and pressing enter. This reveals the result but I need to do this 10,000 time. Thanks in advance. Jeff |
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You have calculation set to Manual
Go to Tools-Options-Calculation and be sure it is set to Automatic "Jeff" wrote: I am looking for a way to paste an Excel formula into another cell and have the formula calculate automaticly. EXAMPLE: Paste ='TT Rate Plan'!G3577 into another cell and have the result of the formula appear. I have a unaceptable workaround by clicking on the cell and pressing enter. This reveals the result but I need to do this 10,000 time. Thanks in advance. Jeff |
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