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I want to trace the precedents in a formula when they are on mult.

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    Paul
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    I want to trace the precedents in a formula when they are on mult.

    Multiple spreadsheets in a workbook. When I click on formula only shows
    precedent on 1st sheet I want to see on rest of sheets

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    Gordon
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    Re: I want to trace the precedents in a formula when they are onmult.

    Paul wrote:
    > Multiple spreadsheets in a workbook. When I click on formula only shows
    > precedent on 1st sheet I want to see on rest of sheets

    Unfortunately it doesn't. That's something I would like to see as well.

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    Dave Peterson
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    Re: I want to trace the precedents in a formula when they are on mult.

    Depending on what version of excel (xl2002 in front of me), you can do:

    tools|formula auditing|Trace precedents

    You'll see arrows pointing to cells in the same worksheet and an arrow pointing
    to a little worksheet icon for those off-sheet cells.

    If you double click on the arrow line that points to the little worksheet,
    you'll see a popup with all those type precedents listed. You can select the
    one you want and hit ok.

    I'm not sure when this option got added to the menu system, but I think that
    xl97 had a toolbar that had icons that did the same thing. (in xl2002, it's
    called the "formula auditing" toolbar.)

    Paul wrote:
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    > Multiple spreadsheets in a workbook. When I click on formula only shows
    > precedent on 1st sheet I want to see on rest of sheets


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    Gordon
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    Re: I want to trace the precedents in a formula when they are onmult.

    Dave Peterson wrote:

    > If you double click on the arrow line that points to the little worksheet,
    > you'll see a popup with all those type precedents listed. You can select the
    > one you want and hit ok.


    Well, you learn something every day! I had no IDEA that was the case!
    Thanks very much!


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