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Hi All,
Suddendly, I have this strange behaviour. I have a cell say C3 which contains 2b as a text. Then on cell I4, I want to se the content of cell C3. on cell I4, I used to type =C3, then on I4, I would see 2b. What is strange now, is that on I4, I see =C3 (the "formula" and not the result). What is more surprizing, is that on this excell file, I have 2 sheets. On the first sheet, referencing works fine. On the second sheet, I can see only the formula. What do I do to not see the formula, but the resut ? I don't remeber touching any option. Regards Jean Simon |
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Your cell was formatted as text before you entered the formula. Format as
General and re-enter the formula (F2, Enter) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Jean Simon" wrote in message ... Hi All, Suddendly, I have this strange behaviour. I have a cell say C3 which contains 2b as a text. Then on cell I4, I want to se the content of cell C3. on cell I4, I used to type =C3, then on I4, I would see 2b. What is strange now, is that on I4, I see =C3 (the "formula" and not the result). What is more surprizing, is that on this excell file, I have 2 sheets. On the first sheet, referencing works fine. On the second sheet, I can see only the formula. What do I do to not see the formula, but the resut ? I don't remeber touching any option. Regards Jean Simon |
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Or perhaps you're in formual view mode - Ctrl+` to exit (or enter).
"Niek Otten" wrote: Your cell was formatted as text before you entered the formula. Format as General and re-enter the formula (F2, Enter) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Jean Simon" wrote in message ... Hi All, Suddendly, I have this strange behaviour. I have a cell say C3 which contains 2b as a text. Then on cell I4, I want to se the content of cell C3. on cell I4, I used to type =C3, then on I4, I would see 2b. What is strange now, is that on I4, I see =C3 (the "formula" and not the result). What is more surprizing, is that on this excell file, I have 2 sheets. On the first sheet, referencing works fine. On the second sheet, I can see only the formula. What do I do to not see the formula, but the resut ? I don't remeber touching any option. Regards Jean Simon |
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HI,
Thank you very much. I did not think to check the format. Regards Jean Simon. "Niek Otten" wrote: Your cell was formatted as text before you entered the formula. Format as General and re-enter the formula (F2, Enter) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Jean Simon" wrote in message ... Hi All, Suddendly, I have this strange behaviour. I have a cell say C3 which contains 2b as a text. Then on cell I4, I want to se the content of cell C3. on cell I4, I used to type =C3, then on I4, I would see 2b. What is strange now, is that on I4, I see =C3 (the "formula" and not the result). What is more surprizing, is that on this excell file, I have 2 sheets. On the first sheet, referencing works fine. On the second sheet, I can see only the formula. What do I do to not see the formula, but the resut ? I don't remeber touching any option. Regards Jean Simon |
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