Excel 2003
I have a simple spreadsheet in which I want to calculate some prices.
Along the second row I have number of users (1,2,3,4 etc)
In the row beneath I have the price multiplied by the number of users
(=175*C2 for example).
For some reason when I copy one cell to another, the value of the first cell
remains displayed in the second cell, although the formula has copied over
correctly, so column D for example will display 175, even through the
formula is =175*D2 and D2 is 2 and C2 is 1).
However if I click on the calculation for the cell and click the green tick
the value is then refreshed and displayed correctly.
The problem is I can't go along each cell clicking the green tick to get the
value to display correctly, I need the values to show immediately.
Some setting must have been turned on in my Excel as I know this isn't the
default functionality.
How can I get Excel working correctly again?
Stephen - 14 Dec 2005 11:49 GMT
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Tools > Options > Calculation needs to be set to Automatic.
Robert Jones - 14 Dec 2005 11:54 GMT
Fantastic - thanks
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> Tools > Options > Calculation needs to be set to Automatic.