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Cell Ref. in Formula changes automatically
My formulas are changing automatically and I can't figure out how to turn off
the feature. Example; Columns C thru K contain numeric values. Column M contains a the formula SUM(Cx:Ex) where x is the row #. As I'm keying data in cells C5, D5 & E5 everything is fine. When I key a number into F5 however the formula automatically changes to include column F (i.e. SUM(C5:F5)). Excel makes the assumption that just because there's a number in F5 that it should be included in the formula. I've gone into ToolsOptionsError Checking and played with the settings even so far as disabling 'background error checking'. Now Excel changes my formula, it just doesn't call my attention to it with a colored triangle in the upper left of the cell. I know I'm missing something, any idea what? |
Cell Ref. in Formula changes automatically
Tools/Options/Edit/ turn off extend list formats and formulas.
-- Kevin Vaughn "knighthawk" wrote: My formulas are changing automatically and I can't figure out how to turn off the feature. Example; Columns C thru K contain numeric values. Column M contains a the formula SUM(Cx:Ex) where x is the row #. As I'm keying data in cells C5, D5 & E5 everything is fine. When I key a number into F5 however the formula automatically changes to include column F (i.e. SUM(C5:F5)). Excel makes the assumption that just because there's a number in F5 that it should be included in the formula. I've gone into ToolsOptionsError Checking and played with the settings even so far as disabling 'background error checking'. Now Excel changes my formula, it just doesn't call my attention to it with a colored triangle in the upper left of the cell. I know I'm missing something, any idea what? |
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