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GARY
Using Excel 2007, how do I print formulas contained in cells?
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Gary''s Student
Same as in 2003:
1. touch CNTRL=` to get formula display mode
2. print as usual.
1. touch CNTRL=` to get formula display mode
2. print as usual.
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Bernard Liengme
The <quick> way is to use CTRL+` (the key next to 1 on top row of Qwerty
keyboard)
Now all formulas are showing (some columns may need widening)
The <best> is to visit Chip at www.cpearson.com and download a neat macro
that send formulas to a Word document
best wishes
keyboard)
Now all formulas are showing (some columns may need widening)
The <best> is to visit Chip at www.cpearson.com and download a neat macro
that send formulas to a Word document
best wishes
G
GARY
Does CTRL+ and CTRL= do the same thing?
Both also have a single quote. Is the single quote intentional?
Both also have a single quote. Is the single quote intentional?
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Bernard Liengme
Hold the CTRL key down and press the key to the right of 1 on the top row of
keyboard
keyboard