Sometimes if I enter a formula in EXCEL and it has an error in it e.g.
incorrect syntax etc. I get frustrated especially if its a long formula and I
do not have the time at that moment to find out where the error is. To save
any other changes I have made, I have to delete the formula. I would like to
save the workbook with the incorrect formula intact so I can return to it and
fix it at a later date.
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TonyB

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On Fri, 1 Sep 2006 18:21:01 -0700, Tony Borg
wrote:

Sometimes if I enter a formula in EXCEL and it has an error in it e.g.
incorrect syntax etc. I get frustrated especially if its a long formula and I
do not have the time at that moment to find out where the error is. To save
any other changes I have made, I have to delete the formula. I would like to
save the workbook with the incorrect formula intact so I can return to it and
fix it at a later date.