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I have a very simple search function (=SEARCH(" ",E2)) in my formula and when
i hit enter it only displays the formula, not the result. The formula is right and in the preview it shows the correct value. Why will it not display this value? |
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The right formula is: =SEARCH(" ",E2)
-- JRod Microsoft MVP - Excel http://EXCELer.blogspot.com "Stupid Word User" escreveu na mensagem ... I have a very simple search function (=SEARCH(" ",E2)) in my formula and when i hit enter it only displays the formula, not the result. The formula is right and in the preview it shows the correct value. Why will it not display this value? |
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That is what I have in the formula. I just used parentheses here. The
formula is exactly as you show it. "JRod" wrote: The right formula is: =SEARCH(" ",E2) -- JRod Microsoft MVP - Excel http://EXCELer.blogspot.com "Stupid Word User" escreveu na mensagem ... I have a very simple search function (=SEARCH(" ",E2)) in my formula and when i hit enter it only displays the formula, not the result. The formula is right and in the preview it shows the correct value. Why will it not display this value? |
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It sounds like your cell may be formatted as text.
Remove the formula, from the Format Menu Select CellsNumberGeneral. Then retype the formula. Hope this helps Rowan Stupid Word User wrote: That is what I have in the formula. I just used parentheses here. The formula is exactly as you show it. "JRod" wrote: The right formula is: =SEARCH(" ",E2) -- JRod Microsoft MVP - Excel http://EXCELer.blogspot.com "Stupid Word User" escreveu na mensagem ... I have a very simple search function (=SEARCH(" ",E2)) in my formula and when i hit enter it only displays the formula, not the result. The formula is right and in the preview it shows the correct value. Why will it not display this value? |
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Well, for me, it worked. I put Jorge Manuel in E2 and the result was 6...
And, for a second space, worked too: I put Jorge Manuel Rod, and the result was 13. The formula: =SEARCH("#";SUBSTITUTE(E2;" ";"#";2)) [semi-colon is in Portugal...] regards. -- JRod Microsoft MVP - Excel http://EXCELer.blogspot.com "Stupid Word User" escreveu na mensagem ... That is what I have in the formula. I just used parentheses here. The formula is exactly as you show it. "JRod" wrote: The right formula is: =SEARCH(" ",E2) -- JRod Microsoft MVP - Excel http://EXCELer.blogspot.com "Stupid Word User" escreveu na mensagem ... I have a very simple search function (=SEARCH(" ",E2)) in my formula and when i hit enter it only displays the formula, not the result. The formula is right and in the preview it shows the correct value. Why will it not display this value? |
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