B
Bec
When I link a cell within a workbook the formula shows where to result
should. How do I fix this.
should. How do I fix this.
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Ragdyer
Most probably, the cell was formatted as Text before you entered the
formula.
Change the format to "Number" or "General", then re-enter the formula.
Keyboard shortcut is:
Select the cell, then,
<Ctrl> <Shift> <~>,
Then <F2>,
Then <Enter>.
formula.
Change the format to "Number" or "General", then re-enter the formula.
Keyboard shortcut is:
Select the cell, then,
<Ctrl> <Shift> <~>,
Then <F2>,
Then <Enter>.
T
TazGuy37
Perhaps you're in formula view. Try (this works in 2000, not sure about
other versions) Control-` to see if you've inadvertently selected that mode.
other versions) Control-` to see if you've inadvertently selected that mode.
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keithl816
Check your formula
M
mangesh_yadav
The formula of the source cell, or the formula of the destination
cell...?
Mangesh
cell...?
Mangesh
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keithl816
Hi Mangesh,
I believe it would be in the destination cell. But without an exampl
it would be hard to say.
An example needs to be posted
I believe it would be in the destination cell. But without an exampl
it would be hard to say.
An example needs to be posted