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how to print formulas onto paper

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Fishberg - 18 Dec 2005 14:23 GMT
Can anyone tell me how to print not the result of a formula but the full
equation itself in a cell or series of cells?  This will help me track down a
problem much easier than trying to do it on the screen.  Excell Help is no
help.  Excell Knowlege Base is no help.  Maybe some smart good soul will
reply to fishberg@rcn.com   Thanks!
Paul B - 18 Dec 2005 15:45 GMT
Fishberg, you can toggle formula and values by using Ctrl+`, the key next to
the number 1, you may also want to take a look at
http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip37.htm   with it you can make a worksheet
that contains a list of the formulas and their values.

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> Can anyone tell me how to print not the result of a formula but the full
> equation itself in a cell or series of cells?  This will help me track down a
> problem much easier than trying to do it on the screen.  Excell Help is no
> help.  Excell Knowlege Base is no help.  Maybe some smart good soul will
> reply to fishberg@rcn.com   Thanks!
Fishberg - 18 Dec 2005 17:18 GMT
Fantastic!  Thanks!  Now I realize Excel Help might have said this but I
tried the ' key next to Enter rather than the ` key next to number 1.  How to
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> Fishberg, you can toggle formula and values by using Ctrl+`, the key next to
> the number 1, you may also want to take a look at
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> > help.  Excell Knowlege Base is no help.  Maybe some smart good soul will
> > reply to fishberg@rcn.com   Thanks!
Paul B - 18 Dec 2005 21:24 GMT
Fishberg, no way to rate in this newsgroup, except for leaving feedback like
you did. Thanks

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Using Excel 2002 & 2003

> Fantastic!  Thanks!  Now I realize Excel Help might have said this but I
> tried the ' key next to Enter rather than the ` key next to number 1.  How to
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> > > help.  Excell Knowlege Base is no help.  Maybe some smart good soul will
> > > reply to fishberg@rcn.com   Thanks!
 
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