K knesl69 New Member May 10, 2013 #1 can you have a formula in a cell and still enter "separate" data on top of it as if the formula is hidden so if Entered a number or text could the under lying formula act on the input thanks Mark
can you have a formula in a cell and still enter "separate" data on top of it as if the formula is hidden so if Entered a number or text could the under lying formula act on the input thanks Mark
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member May 10, 2013 #2 No Many years ago a DOS based spreadsheet called Open Access, no relation to MS Access had a function ! In use you could enter a formula into a cell eg: =!*(9/5)+32 (the formula to convert Deg C to Fahrenheit) Then you could enter a value into the cell and the formula would use the value in the position of ! so in this example the formula would result in =20*(9/5)+32 = 68 This functionality isn't available in Excel.
No Many years ago a DOS based spreadsheet called Open Access, no relation to MS Access had a function ! In use you could enter a formula into a cell eg: =!*(9/5)+32 (the formula to convert Deg C to Fahrenheit) Then you could enter a value into the cell and the formula would use the value in the position of ! so in this example the formula would result in =20*(9/5)+32 = 68 This functionality isn't available in Excel.