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MS Office Forum / Excel / Worksheet Functions / May 2006Numerical problems...
If I copy and paste an equation I have in Word to Excel, when I hit enter instead of giving me a value the whole equation is crammed into the cell. Is this because it is from Word or is the equation most likely missing something? You probably copy over a text format as well or spaces, click in the formula bar and paste in there and make sure there are no leading/trailing spaces Regards, Peo Sjoblom > If I copy and paste an equation I have in Word to Excel, when I hit enter > instead of giving me a value the whole equation is crammed into the cell. Is > this because it is from Word or is the equation most likely missing something? |
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