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Formula editor???
Is there a formula "editor" in Excel, except for the
little window in the toolbar? For example, I may have a long formula for one row that repeats $C$10. Now I want to copy this formula for another row, but want to change $C$10 to $C$15 for example. I just can't leave it C10 since I copy the value for multiple columns for the same row - I want it $C$10 for all columns of that row. I can always use a text editor, but that'll be silly. -- - Zilla (Remove XSPAM) |
Formula editor???
On Feb 20, 5:02 pm, "Zilla" wrote:
Is there a formula "editor" in Excel, except for the little window in the toolbar? For example, I may have a long formula for one row that repeats $C$10. Now I want to copy this formula for another row, but want to change $C$10 to $C$15 for example. I simply move the cursor into "the little window in the toolbar" (fx) and select the desired "text", right-click Copy and press Enter, select the new cell, right-click Paste, then edit the formula in "the little window in the toolbar. If you have to that for a lot of cells, you might try using Edit - Replace. |
Formula editor???
Zilla
Excel has only the formula bar for editing formulas. EditReplace will work in formulas to change $C$10 to $C$15 Or you could preface the formula with an apostrophe which makes it text. Work on it then remove the apostrophe. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 20 Feb 2007 20:02:16 -0500, "Zilla" wrote: Is there a formula "editor" in Excel, except for the little window in the toolbar? For example, I may have a long formula for one row that repeats $C$10. Now I want to copy this formula for another row, but want to change $C$10 to $C$15 for example. I just can't leave it C10 since I copy the value for multiple columns for the same row - I want it $C$10 for all columns of that row. I can always use a text editor, but that'll be silly. |
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