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Ray M.
 
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Default Excel Should Have a History Function.

Ever used graphic design programs and notice the history of each step that
you took to accomplish something. well that same functionality should be
incorporated into the next excel. as a student i often find it helpful to
look back at what i did to see how certain functions were executed. in
addition, a printing of the history should be available too, professors like
to see how you did things. simply showing the formulas for each cell does not
satisfy the need for a history function. I look forward to seeing this
function in the future release of excel. Thanks.

i am using excel 2003.

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