On Fri, 28 Oct 2011, Tom wrote:
It depends what Rich means by "change".
Show the value in each cell, not the display of the formula. That is, when
the cursor is on a cell the entry widget along the top should display the
value, not the formula.
There are other possibilities too, such as perhaps the cell has been
defined as text, perhaps '= blah blah in which case removing the ' might
do the trick.
No, when the formula was defined the cell contents were both numeric so
the formula value is also numeric.
I think that between us we have answered the most likely reasons that
would give Rich formulas rather than values.
Actually, not. I need to know how to convert the formula to its value.
Thanks,
Rich
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