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little problem with inserting a formula

  1. #1
    furbiuzzu
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    little problem with inserting a formula

    Hi all,

    i've a little problem with inserting formulas into excel cells.
    when i write the "path"-link to a cell i can't visualize the value of
    the link but the "STRING" itself

    i.e. i'm in Sheet2, cell A1 >> i write the formula: ='Sheet1'!C1' but i
    visualize as result of the formula: " ='Sheet1'!C1' " and not its
    value....

    i know it is just a little problem but i can't solve it and it's very
    frustrating.

    thank in advance for your help.


  2. #2
    Ivan Raiminius
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    Re: little problem with inserting a formula

    Hi,

    in tools >> options, tab "view" uncheck "formulas"

    Regards,
    Ivan


  3. #3
    furbiuzzu
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    Re: little problem with inserting a formula

    it's unchecked !!!!!!

    maybe my explanation of the problem wasn't so clear due to my bad
    english.
    i've a sheet full of references to other sheets data. most part of this
    references work good showing the value of the cell they're linked to.
    In some cases, especially when a create a new reference the cell act as
    the formula-tool option, u described before, was checked... but it
    isn't!!!

    at the moment i've solved the problem creating references into the same
    sheet in which data are contained. then i cut & copy my table into the
    sheet i want ito be in.

    thanks again


  4. #4
    Haldun Alay
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    Re: little problem with inserting a formula

    Check Cell's number format, if it is arranged as Text, you can not see the results of your formulas.

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    Haldun Alay
    "furbiuzzu" <[email protected]>, haber iletisinde sunlari yazdi:[email protected]...
    it's unchecked !!!!!!

    maybe my explanation of the problem wasn't so clear due to my bad
    english.
    i've a sheet full of references to other sheets data. most part of this
    references work good showing the value of the cell they're linked to.
    In some cases, especially when a create a new reference the cell act as
    the formula-tool option, u described before, was checked... but it
    isn't!!!

    at the moment i've solved the problem creating references into the same
    sheet in which data are contained. then i cut & copy my table into the
    sheet i want ito be in.

    thanks again


  5. #5
    furbiuzzu
    Guest

    Re: little problem with inserting a formula

    it's arranged as general!
    i've tried to change the format in order to make it appear the right
    value but with no results...

    it seems to be not an as easy problem to fix, or not?


  6. #6
    Ivan Raiminius
    Guest

    Re: little problem with inserting a formula

    Hi,

    you may experience this behaviour also if cell was previously formatted
    as text. It will also show formula instead of result (the formula is
    treated as text). - probably your case.

    Regards,
    Ivan


  7. #7
    Ivan Raiminius
    Guest

    Re: little problem with inserting a formula

    Hi,

    my previous reply is a little out of date - I had to leave my computer
    while editing the post, so I didn't see any changes in the thread.

    Maybe you didn't copy the formula well into your original post, but the
    formula should be:
    "='Sheet1'!C1"
    not
    " ='Sheet1'!C1' "
    (the last apostrophe is erroneous).

    Could this be source of your problem?

    Regards,
    Ivan


  8. #8
    furbiuzzu
    Guest

    Re: little problem with inserting a formula

    Nope,

    i've created formulas just by clicking on the exact cell.

    probably, as ivan said, the problem is linked to a previous cell's
    format. i'll pay attention on this next time so i can find the real
    problem....

    really thanks for your attention....


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