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We have a large worksheet with the cells in one column equal to the cells in
a different column. Some of the cells display the results correctly, others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly. |
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Hi
check that calculation is set to automatic (tools / options / calculation - automatic) if that is not the problem could you explain in a bit more detail what you mean by: "others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly." how are you "looking at the cell contents"? Cheers JulieD " wrote in message ... We have a large worksheet with the cells in one column equal to the cells in a different column. Some of the cells display the results correctly, others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly. |
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Thanks for responding Julie. The automatic is on. I'm looking at the
contents of the cell by clicking on it. The calculations in the column are identifical for each field, i.e, cell EM1 =E1, EM2 =E2, etc. The contents in E1 and E2 are static numbers, for instance E1 has 100, E2 has 200. EM1 shows 100 yet EM2 shows 0. I hope this helps. Please let me know what might be causing this. Thanks! MaryO "JulieD" wrote: Hi check that calculation is set to automatic (tools / options / calculation - automatic) if that is not the problem could you explain in a bit more detail what you mean by: "others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly." how are you "looking at the cell contents"? Cheers JulieD " wrote in message ... We have a large worksheet with the cells in one column equal to the cells in a different column. Some of the cells display the results correctly, others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly. |
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Are you sure the 200 in E2 is a number and not text. Enter =isnumber(E2) in
a blank cell. If it returns FALSE, and you can't easily change it to a number you could put =value(E2) in EM2. Carlos " wrote in message ... Thanks for responding Julie. The automatic is on. I'm looking at the contents of the cell by clicking on it. The calculations in the column are identifical for each field, i.e, cell EM1 =E1, EM2 =E2, etc. The contents in E1 and E2 are static numbers, for instance E1 has 100, E2 has 200. EM1 shows 100 yet EM2 shows 0. I hope this helps. Please let me know what might be causing this. Thanks! MaryO "JulieD" wrote: Hi check that calculation is set to automatic (tools / options / calculation - automatic) if that is not the problem could you explain in a bit more detail what you mean by: "others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly." how are you "looking at the cell contents"? Cheers JulieD " wrote in message ... We have a large worksheet with the cells in one column equal to the cells in a different column. Some of the cells display the results correctly, others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly. |
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Hi MaryO
i really don't have any ideas as to what else could be causing this, however if you'ld like to zip up your excel file & email it direct to me (julied_ng at hcts dot net dot au) i'll be happy to look at it for you. Cheers JulieD " wrote in message ... Thanks for responding Julie. The automatic is on. I'm looking at the contents of the cell by clicking on it. The calculations in the column are identifical for each field, i.e, cell EM1 =E1, EM2 =E2, etc. The contents in E1 and E2 are static numbers, for instance E1 has 100, E2 has 200. EM1 shows 100 yet EM2 shows 0. I hope this helps. Please let me know what might be causing this. Thanks! MaryO "JulieD" wrote: Hi check that calculation is set to automatic (tools / options / calculation - automatic) if that is not the problem could you explain in a bit more detail what you mean by: "others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly." how are you "looking at the cell contents"? Cheers JulieD " wrote in message ... We have a large worksheet with the cells in one column equal to the cells in a different column. Some of the cells display the results correctly, others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly. |
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Hi Julie:
I just e:mailed the document to you. If you don't receive it my e:mail is mjolson at emplast doc com we have an ftp site I could put it out on where you could retrieve it. Thanks! "JulieD" wrote: Hi check that calculation is set to automatic (tools / options / calculation - automatic) if that is not the problem could you explain in a bit more detail what you mean by: "others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly." how are you "looking at the cell contents"? Cheers JulieD " wrote in message ... We have a large worksheet with the cells in one column equal to the cells in a different column. Some of the cells display the results correctly, others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly. |
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Hi
i've emailed a reply, it appears that the formula =+E228 was causing the problem, changing the formula to =E228 solved the problem. (and i suggested you use edit / replace to fix this on a global basis) Cheers JulieD " wrote in message ... Hi Julie: I just e:mailed the document to you. If you don't receive it my e:mail is mjolson at emplast doc com we have an ftp site I could put it out on where you could retrieve it. Thanks! "JulieD" wrote: Hi check that calculation is set to automatic (tools / options / calculation - automatic) if that is not the problem could you explain in a bit more detail what you mean by: "others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly." how are you "looking at the cell contents"? Cheers JulieD " wrote in message ... We have a large worksheet with the cells in one column equal to the cells in a different column. Some of the cells display the results correctly, others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly. |
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Thanks Julie. That fixed the problem.
"JulieD" wrote: Hi i've emailed a reply, it appears that the formula =+E228 was causing the problem, changing the formula to =E228 solved the problem. (and i suggested you use edit / replace to fix this on a global basis) Cheers JulieD " wrote in message ... Hi Julie: I just e:mailed the document to you. If you don't receive it my e:mail is mjolson at emplast doc com we have an ftp site I could put it out on where you could retrieve it. Thanks! "JulieD" wrote: Hi check that calculation is set to automatic (tools / options / calculation - automatic) if that is not the problem could you explain in a bit more detail what you mean by: "others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly." how are you "looking at the cell contents"? Cheers JulieD " wrote in message ... We have a large worksheet with the cells in one column equal to the cells in a different column. Some of the cells display the results correctly, others show 0 even though when you look at the cell contents it shows it being equal to the other cell correctly. |
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