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replyReply Thu 19 Jul 2007, 14:37Delegate Renu said...

Renu has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Formula

How to use formula audit

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replyReply Fri 20 Jul 2007, 06:36Trainer Tracy said...

RE: Formula

Hi Renu,

There is a formula auditing toolbar, which shows where the values in your formula orginate from and which cells are affected by them. (Trace Dependants, Trace Precedence). There is also a Watch window where you can view the contents, formula and value of one cell by scrolling through others.

I hope that answers your question, if there was anything more specific please let me know.

Tracy

 

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Excel tip:

Formst Excel to display leading zeroes

Select the cells that you want to have displaying leading zeroes.

From the 'Format' menu select 'Cells' (Or Right-click on the selected range and and select 'Format Cells').

In the 'Number' tab click on 'Custom' in the 'Category' window.

In the 'Type:' box enter zeroes that correspond to the size of the required number (eg 5 zeroes).

Click OK.

When you enter numbers into these cells, leading zeroes will be displayed.

eg 123 = 00123

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