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how do name cells so that I can see what the formula is calculating?
Such as A1 * B1 = Final Price where A1 is price and B1 is discount so it reads in the final price cell as price * discount thanks in advance, A |
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One quick way is to use the namebox
(the droplist box just to the left of the "=" sign) In Sheet1, say: Select A1, then click inside the namebox, and type the name: price, then press ENTER Repeat to name cell B1 as: discount Then we could put in say C1: = price*discount The other (perhaps more proper?) way is to click Insert Name Define, where the options to add / delete names lie In the Define Name dialog: -------------- Under "Names in workbook:" we could type the name: price and under the "Refers to:" box, put: =Sheet1!$A$1 (or just click inside the "Refers to:" box, clear whatever's there, then click outside to select A1) Click OK (or click Add to add another name) And to paste the list of names created for reference, in an empty col, click: Insert Name Paste Paste List -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- Singapore, GMT+8 xdemechanik http://savefile.com/projects/236895 -- "anton" wrote in message ... how do name cells so that I can see what the formula is calculating? Such as A1 * B1 = Final Price where A1 is price and B1 is discount so it reads in the final price cell as price * discount thanks in advance, A |
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