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MS Office Forum / Excel / Worksheet Functions / February 2008adding a "+" for a cell reference (+C28)
Will someone please be able to clarify, What is the use of adding a + in front of a cell reference (ex: +C28) Using Excel 2003? Thanking you mariyah Mariyah, I'm not certain, but I think that is something for a different spreadsheet application or an older one. Maybe Lotus or older XL. I think some of the old-timers are just used to it. I see my boss doing that. I don't think it does anything in XL. It might be similar to starting a formula with an equals sign. HTH, Conan > Will someone please be able to clarify, > What is the use of adding a + in front of a cell reference (ex: +C28) [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Thanking you > mariyah Nothing at all. Some former Lotus users still do this.  SignatureKind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel | Will someone please be able to clarify, | What is the use of adding a + in front of a cell reference (ex: +C28) Using | Excel 2003? | | Thanking you | mariyah The + comes from Lotus. It makes no difference whether you use it or not in Excel 2003 (you probably shouldn't use it; just cleaner). Regards, Ryan--- SignatureRyGuy > Nothing at all. > Some former Lotus users still do this. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > | Thanking you > | mariyah |
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