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Having to key the equal sign to start a formula
Is there a shortcut key in excel that you could skip having to type the equal
sign (=) before the mathematical operation you want in a cell? In other words, in stead of =2+2, being able to format cells ahead of time or click some other generic setting or whatever method to where you would just type 2+2 in a cell and it would automatically know you wanted to add those numbers together in the cell rather than it coming up with the label 2+2? Then move to another cell and type 6*3 or whatever else you wanted? Thanks, Bruce |
Having to key the equal sign to start a formula
Bruce, you can also use a + sign
-- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "Bruce" wrote in message ... Is there a shortcut key in excel that you could skip having to type the equal sign (=) before the mathematical operation you want in a cell? In other words, in stead of =2+2, being able to format cells ahead of time or click some other generic setting or whatever method to where you would just type 2+2 in a cell and it would automatically know you wanted to add those numbers together in the cell rather than it coming up with the label 2+2? Then move to another cell and type 6*3 or whatever else you wanted? Thanks, Bruce |
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