How can i make excel show all formulas?
EvilDoc macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 30, 2005 513 0 Circumventing the multi-verse... Mar 4, 2006 #1 How can i make excel show all formulas?
Kernow macrumors 65816 Sep 30, 2005 1,438 0 Kingston-Upon-Thames Mar 4, 2006 #2 Try ctrl-~ (next to the z key).
EvilDoc macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 30, 2005 513 0 Circumventing the multi-verse... Mar 4, 2006 #3 ~ that key is no where near the z key
Applespider macrumors G4 Jan 20, 2004 10,939 1 looking through rose-tinted spectacles... Mar 4, 2006 #4 EvilDoc said: ~ that key is no where near the z key Click to expand... It is on a UK keyboard - it's right next to it
EvilDoc said: ~ that key is no where near the z key Click to expand... It is on a UK keyboard - it's right next to it
Kernow macrumors 65816 Sep 30, 2005 1,438 0 Kingston-Upon-Thames Mar 4, 2006 #5 EvilDoc said: ~ that key is no where near the z key Click to expand... Ah - probably the UK keyboard Did it work though? Edit: - Applespider beat me to it.
EvilDoc said: ~ that key is no where near the z key Click to expand... Ah - probably the UK keyboard Did it work though? Edit: - Applespider beat me to it.
EvilDoc macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 30, 2005 513 0 Circumventing the multi-verse... Mar 4, 2006 #6 no it changed the format , did let me see the cells though on a side note i didnt know the layout of the keys was diffrent in the UK
no it changed the format , did let me see the cells though on a side note i didnt know the layout of the keys was diffrent in the UK
Applespider macrumors G4 Jan 20, 2004 10,939 1 looking through rose-tinted spectacles... Mar 4, 2006 #7 Do you mean show all the formulas available to you? (guessing not, since that's just pushing the fx in the toolbar? Or to see the formula in the cell rather than the result? If so, Kernow's shortcut is right.
Do you mean show all the formulas available to you? (guessing not, since that's just pushing the fx in the toolbar? Or to see the formula in the cell rather than the result? If so, Kernow's shortcut is right.
EvilDoc macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 30, 2005 513 0 Circumventing the multi-verse... Mar 4, 2006 #8 ok that did it, i dont know why it didt work the 1st time, i think i was had a cell selected.. thanks a bunch
ok that did it, i dont know why it didt work the 1st time, i think i was had a cell selected.. thanks a bunch
EvilDoc macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 30, 2005 513 0 Circumventing the multi-verse... Mar 4, 2006 #9 I got another question!! in Winxp in Excel you can selected more then one cell by holding ctrl, how do you do it in osx?? example, cell C9 and cell e21 If you couldnt tell i am kinda new to OSX.. again thanks for all the help
I got another question!! in Winxp in Excel you can selected more then one cell by holding ctrl, how do you do it in osx?? example, cell C9 and cell e21 If you couldnt tell i am kinda new to OSX.. again thanks for all the help
Applespider macrumors G4 Jan 20, 2004 10,939 1 looking through rose-tinted spectacles... Mar 4, 2006 #10 You use the Command key like you would the Control key