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    Question Formula display for worksheet or workbook

    Is there a way to display all the formulas of a workbook or worksheet without going through each individual cell. Thank you.

    Meg

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    Are you using 2007? If so, you can go to the 'Formulas' tab and click 'Show formulas' and it will do what you're describing, I believe.

    Not sure about earlier versions, though I think you can do this (I just can't point you to it personally, sorry). You might check in the error checking/auditing area...

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    in excel 2003, hold down the CTRL button and press the grave key ` (normally next to the number one button), this will show all formulas, press the same again to get back to normal

    thanks reg

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    Quote Originally Posted by reggie1000
    in excel 2003, hold down the CTRL button and press the grave key ` (normally next to the number one button), this will show all formulas, press the same again to get back to normal

    thanks reg
    Cool - that works in 2007, too, by the way (just tried it).

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    Red face Thanks, you guys rock!

    Thanks, you guys rock!

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