i've looked at Tools>Options>Edit>Extend List formats and Formulas and it
does seem to be the option but like yours, mine does nothing?
it's seem to be a flaky option because it does work in 'some' of the
machines in my class
thanks anyhow
| Hi Jethro
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| There is an option Tools>Options>Edit>Extend List formats and Formulas
| but on my copy of XL2002 it does not seem to do anything when checked as
| opposed to unchecked.
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| in XL2003, there is a Data>List option, which when invoked does add
| formulae as you add to a list of data.
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| Regards
|
| Roger Govier
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| | >i actually have misled - i'll try again:
| >
| > when 'inserting' new rows - some machines (i have a class of 16)
| > automatically insert any formulae - some don't?
| >
| > XL 2002
| >
| > | > | I have never seen it nor am I aware of any such setting. (I don't
| > know
| > | anything about xl2007 if that is what you are using).
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| > | Regards,
| > | Tom Ogilvy
| > |
| > |
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| > |
| > | | > | > When copy/pasting rows i notice some machines copy existing
| > formulae &
| > | > some don't
| > | >
| > | > Assume this is some sort of Excel settings
| > | >
| > | > Any Clues?
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