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How to Show Formulas in Excel
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- In this short video tutorial, we’re gonna talk through how to show formulas in Excel and you’ll be able to take a good look at all the formulas used in the spreadsheet. Sounds useful? Let’s crack on!
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Thank you, thank you again, thank you again, I've been looking for that for two days, I didn't know how to do it. Thank you again
This is so easy thanks to you
This is now easy thank you can't wait to learn more 🙏
Very usefull and in very short time thankz
Thank you so much!!
To view formula in a different place in the worksheet type =formulatext(reference cell)
Thanks 🙏.
It helps a lot
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How do I save this in PDF file and show only formulae
I want to view formula for a specific cell
same. lmk if you figured it put plz
i figured it out. already, go to an empty cell and type =formulatext(click on the cell you want)
You should have added also the way to do it by using the keyboard.
CTRL + `
Any idea how to do this on Excel mobile