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I was using IF on data which is mixed alpha and numeric (for example, some
cells were '3+4' , some 'S2' and some were '28') so I had formatted the entire sheet as text. When I tried to use IF, following the route of clicking on the Fx button first, I found that the function performed correctly in the Function Arguments dialog, but as soon as I clicked OK all I got was the text of the function - not the result of the function - in the cell. Reverting to General format fixed the problem; and since the source cells were text, it seemed to understand that the destination would also be text. I cannot find any reference to this problem in on-line help, so I thought I should publicise it. -- Ken Curwen |
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