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I received a worksheet from Excel Forum the result of all cells showing correctly but
when i click on enable editing so the whole formula cells shows #VALUE Error how
can i resolve it.
I received a worksheet from Excel Forum the result of all cells showing correctly but
when i click on enable editing so the whole formula cells shows #VALUE Error how
can i resolve it.
Last edited by it_electronics2000; 10-07-2013 at 05:16 AM.
Please try this updated file.
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41579 shows in A42 either C46 Text Value and A6 shows Red color either Normal White color in background.
Please replace with the below mentioned formula in A42
=CONCATENATE(ptrName,"'s Time Sheet for ")&TEXT(ptrPeriod,"mmmm, yyyy")
Last edited by ramananhrm; 10-07-2013 at 06:04 AM.
Nice Work ! Thank you so much Ramman Dhanewaad !
Does this mean I have to find an error in the sheet? I am trying to use an Excel Template for Daily Work Schedule. I also get Value error when I enable editing but surely there is no error on excel's own template?Originally Posted by ramananhrm
Template is in link below. The DAY(DATEVAL) formula in B£ returns an error when the date is changed using the drop down menus.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/ct...n=15&Result=2#
Does this mean I have to find an error in the sheet? I am trying to use an Excel Template for Daily Work Schedule. I also get Value error when I enable editing but surely there is no error on excel's own template?
Template is in link below. The DAY(DATEVAL) formula in B3 returns an error when the date is changed using the drop down menus.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/ct...n=15&Result=2#
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