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How to delete the "Insert Function Dialog Box" (dialog box only)?

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TBI''d biker - 07 Apr 2007 20:06 GMT
How can I delete the "Insert Function Dialog Box" (dialog box only) in EXCEL
2003?  I do need Insert Function, but know how to enter formulas I need.  
Each time I hit the Insert Function icon in the formula bar, the dialog box
appears.  When I close the dialog box, the formula bar disappears with it.  
The only way I can insert formulas is to go through the dialog box - again
and again!  Very slow and frustrating.
Niek Otten - 07 Apr 2007 20:48 GMT
Just don't hit the Inset Function icon, just type = and your formula

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Niek Otten
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| How can I delete the "Insert Function Dialog Box" (dialog box only) in EXCEL
| 2003?  I do need Insert Function, but know how to enter formulas I need.
| Each time I hit the Insert Function icon in the formula bar, the dialog box
| appears.  When I close the dialog box, the formula bar disappears with it.
| The only way I can insert formulas is to go through the dialog box - again
| and again!  Very slow and frustrating.
TBI''d biker - 07 Apr 2007 21:18 GMT
Many thanks!  I've spent (literally) hours going through books and "Help"
without success.  Perhaps your answer was too simple [for some] to tell us
the easy and quick way to access formulas.  You've just saved me hours of
work for submitting my '06 1040.

> Just don't hit the Inset Function icon, just type = and your formula
>
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> | The only way I can insert formulas is to go through the dialog box - again
> | and again!  Very slow and frustrating.
 
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