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replyReply Wed 16 May 2007, 12:02Delegate Melanie said...

Melanie has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

How to show a formula in Excel

How do I show the formulas?

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replyReply Thu 17 May 2007, 09:38Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Excel

Hi Melaine

Thanks for your question.

You can show formulas in a spreadsheet by holding down the Ctrl key and pressing the pipe key at the same time. The pipe key is below the Esc key, to the left of the '1' key and above the Tab key on most keyboards.

Amanda

 

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