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error in excel help. how to select a cell after clicking the Select All button?
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"To see all the relationships on a worksheet, in an empty cell type = (equal sign), and then click the Select All button. Select the cell, and press Trace Precedents twice." is written in Excel 2002 help. It's not possible to "Select the cell" following the procedure. Or How to "select the cell" in the procedure? |
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error in excel help. how to select a cell after clicking the Select All button?
Maybe you didn't enter the formula (by pressing Enter after clicking Select
All)? All typing "=" and clicking Selecting All and pressing Enter does is enter the formula =1:65536 in a cell. Besides displaying the Circular Reference toolbar that is. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP |
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error in excel help. how to select a cell after clicking the Select All button?
The "Enter" isn't in the Excel help topic.
"Jim Rech" wrote in message ... Maybe you didn't enter the formula (by pressing Enter after clicking Select All)? All typing "=" and clicking Selecting All and pressing Enter does is enter the formula =1:65536 in a cell. Besides displaying the Circular Reference toolbar that is. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP |
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error in excel help. how to select a cell after clicking theSelect All button?
Type an =, then click the Select All button, then press the Enter key.
You should see a warning about a circular reference. Click Cancel, to go ahead with the formula. Select the cell with the formula Click the Trace Precedents button twice, to see the relationships. Dmitriy Kopnichev wrote: Hello "To see all the relationships on a worksheet, in an empty cell type = (equal sign), and then click the Select All button. Select the cell, and press Trace Precedents twice." is written in Excel 2002 help. It's not possible to "Select the cell" following the procedure. Or How to "select the cell" in the procedure? -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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