[mso] Re: Cell Formatting

Perhaps the formulas in those cells were not properly entered and are being 
interpreted as text? Do they show the "=" before the formulas? Are those 
formulas working?
Wilson

At 10:59 14/7/2009 +0100,Herbert Chitate wrote:
>Just a quick question:
>
>Why is it that in Excel (2003), I occasionally I get a cell which is
>reflecting a formula, rather than the actual value of the calculation of
>the formula.
>
>This seems to happen at with random cells and occasionally. I know that
>in options I can tick the show formulas box, but I will not have done
>this, and it can just be a random cells, with all other cells around
>that cell properly showing the resultant value of a formula.
>
>I correct this by using the clear all function, which gets rid of all
>invisible formatting, but what causes it in the first place.


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