I have the worksheet that I need to print, but I have to show the functions, not the results. How do I do this?
If I have =D3*G5 and the result is 64, how do I show the Function, and not the result on the printout?
I have the worksheet that I need to print, but I have to show the functions, not the results. How do I do this?
If I have =D3*G5 and the result is 64, how do I show the Function, and not the result on the printout?
Switch between displaying formulas and their values on a worksheet
Press CTRL + ` (grave accent).
Does this also work for 2007?
it's not working, it just doubles the width of the columns...
Yes I tested in both xl2003 and 7
You can also set it using
Office button > Excel Options > Advanced > Display options for this worksheet > Show formula in cells instead of their calculated results
There is also a show formulas button under the Formulas tab on the ribbon!
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I think the key combination is - CTRL + ~
The second key is basically the one on the left of number 1 and above the TAB key. This will toggle between result view and formula view. I am not sure if this also has effect on the prints that you will take out.
Yes, it works absolutely fine with Excel 2007
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Ok, thanks it works!
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