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I have Excel 2003 SP1.
Version 11.6355.6408 I have a cell with the formula: =COUNTIF(A1,"x") When I copy this cell to another cell, sometimes the destination just takes the formula and treats it as text. It seems to copy and calc sometimes and then not others. I tried a brand new worksheet and have the same intermittant behavior. I try going into options and Re-Calcing the sheet, that doesn't work. The cell just contains the text: =COUNTIF(A1,"x") instead of evaluating the formula. When it does copy and calc properly, then it seems when I edit the "x" to something else, it goes back to displaying the text of the formula. I have my Excel options set to Tools--Options--Calculations - Automatic. Like I said, even when I force a recalc, the cell just displays the text. Is there some other setting in options that might be controlling this. I can't seem to reproduce the behavior on a different PC running the same version of Excel, this leads me to believe it's a configuration issue or something. Thanks |
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