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replyReply Tue 20 Nov 2007, 16:43Delegate Manfred said...

Manfred has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
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Outlook Advanced course
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Auto Functions

How do you retrieve the information displayed at the bottom of the Excel frame?

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replyReply Wed 21 Nov 2007, 16:12Trainer Carlos said...

RE: Auto Functions

Hi Manfred

The short answer is NO.

If you require the system to record the calculated total of any range selected you would need to:

Create a macro, attached to a button that is clicked when required

It would then store the result in a preassigned place eg Variable

Regards

Carlos

 

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