Microsoft Excel Tutorial for Beginners #30 – Show Formulas on a Spreadsheet
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What happen if I want to display only one cell’s formula? Is there a method
to do that?
I googled and found out that the keyboard shortcut is: “CONTROL + GRAVE
ACCENT (`)” The ctrl-key is (at least on a Swedish keyboard), the 2nd key
to the left from “apple” Unfortunately, the shortcut does not work for me
either 🙁
Your tutorials are quite good. You explain things in plain and simple
English. There is only one observation: the values on the column Rentals
(Average, Max, Min) should not have the pound sign before it. They are not
currency values, but quantities. I am sure you have noticed this before, it
is just to alert viewers to it, as some might not know it or notice it.
Thank you very much for making such valuable tutorials available at You
Tube.
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Thanks for creating 2010 videos for beginners
You are the best tutor ever!!!
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Very nice tutorial for every one
Thanks for the tutorials, looking forward to next one…
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I don’t know what the “spare key” is on my mac keyboard. Can anybody help?
Still not working for me. I’ve tried every kind of key on the keyboard. On
Macs don’t have Ctrl. Next to the Z is shift. Are American keyboards
different?
On the Mac keyboard I believe the show formula shortcut is Ctrl + ` (that’s
the key just to the left of the ‘Z’ key). Use the same shortcut to hide
formulas. Hope that helps & thanks for watching.
Thanks 🙂
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