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Excel Formula
Example: =sum( X2+C2+R2+L2) to =sum(C2+L2+R2+X2)
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HillStreetBlues said:If there anyway (apart from manually) to get an Excel formula in order of column?
Example: =sum( X2+C2+R2+L2) to =sum(C2+L2+R2+X2)
I guess that would be to make it more readable. I don't know of any way, although I suppose you could use the + (which could also be a comma) as a delimiter and extract the text between them. However, probably easier to manually edit the first occurrence of the formula then copy it to everywhere else it is used.
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Well, if you are working with formulae, the question you should answer is why. What are you trying to achieve?
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Probably an OCD thing if the OP is the same as meHeedtheadvice said:Well, if you are working with formulae, the question you should answer is why. What are you trying to achieve?0 -
Knowledge, and have achieved that.Heedtheadvice said:Well, if you are working with formulae, the question you should answer is why. What are you trying to achieve?
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Then that is good and there is , no doubt, lots more knowledge to be gained about the vast possibilities with Excel.How about researching Named Ranges. They make formula reading so much easier and help selecting the correct cells/ranges correctly less prone to errors.....and then pivot tables.....and more0
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