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mario - 20 Feb 2006 04:58 GMT
Hi,

I received a excel file, where there is "+" sign on the left. If I click it,
it expands and click it again collapses. What is that for?

Also I see "1", "2" on the top left. If i click "1" all the "+" expand and
if I click "2" all of them collapse.

What is the difference in these two formulas:
=+A32+A31
=A32+A31
JE McGimpsey - 20 Feb 2006 05:02 GMT
See "About using outlines" in XL Help.

The "+" in the first formula is superfluous. It's often used by Lotus
users who have switched to XL.

> Hi,
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> =A32+A31
Desert Piranha - 20 Feb 2006 05:26 GMT
Hi mario,

As for the first part of your question.
It sounds like you are talking about subtotals.

To set this condition up, or to remove the condition.

Select the range and go to Data>Subtotals

Dave
mario Wrote:
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> =A32+A31

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