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Bryan
How can I enter a formula in a cell, but but a custom text label be displayed
in the cell instead of the value of the formula?
Thanks
in the cell instead of the value of the formula?
Thanks
reno said:Bryan, I think you maybe talking about named ranges. In this case, you would
highlight A1 thru say A10 as the various numbers of customers and name the
range "customers" in the dialog box ust to the left of the function block,
and then do the same with the amounts, like b1thru b10, name like "amounts".
Then the formula in B1 thru B10 say would be [this would be copied over and
down as necessary]
customers*amounts,
this would always give you the correct amount of revenue, regardless of how
the worksheet might change, like adding columns. This makes is so that you
don't have to revise formulae all the time which tends to make for errors.
There is one other trick to check formulae en masse, this is Control-tilde,
hold down Control key and then touch the ~ key just to the left of 1 key,
this toggles between the cell results and the actual formula in the cell,
Cntl-~ returns the sheet to original view.
Hope this helps
Bryan said:I want B2 to display net monthly income based on the number of customers and
the price. Thus I need the formula in A1 (which will calculate expenses) to
reference.
But I did eventually figure it out based on your last post.
I deleted out all the numerical formating under the custom setting, and
replaced it with the word "customer" only instead of leaving the "#,###" in
the format.
Thanks for your help
Bryan