Error Checking option
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There is no formula error button in Excel. However, there is an Error Checking button on the Formulas ribbon in the Formula Auditing section in Excel 2007.
Go to Options. Under the Formulas section you will see where you can turn it on and off. You can also do it in Calculation Options in the Formulas tab on the ribbon. When it is off, pressing the F9 key will cause the worksheet to recalculate, or you can press the Calculate Now button on the Formulas tab.
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In Excel 2007, on the Formulas ribbon, select the Error Checking option in the Formula Auditing section.
It's the same standard worksheet but just displayed differently. A quick way to toggle between the formulae displayed and the results (normal) view is to hold Ctrl and press the button with three symbols on it just below the Esc button.
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It is on the Formulas tab, in the Auditing section. To hide or show formulas you can also just press Ctrl and the `key, which is the key beside the 1 key on your keyboard.
In Excel 2007:Click on the Formulas ribbon tab.In the Formula Auditing section, click Show Formulas. This will display formulas instead of calculated results.Print the spreadsheet as you normally would.When done evaluating for formulas, do not forget to turn the Show Forumulas off.In Excel 2003 or earlier:From the Tools menu, select Formula Auditing and click on Formula Auditing Mode.This will display formulas instead of calculated results.Print the spreadsheet as you normally would.When done evaluating for formulas, do not forget to turn the Show Forumulas off.control-~ will display formulasthen you can print themcontrol-~ toggles back to valuesIf you press and hold the Ctrl key and then press the `key, all formulas will be shown in cells instead of the values. You can also achieve this by going to the Tools menu and picking Options. From there go to the View tab and put a tick beside formulas. When printing, there is a option to print formulas instead of the values.In Excel 2007: From the Formula tab on the menu ribbon, in the Formula Auditing section, click on Show Formulas. That will display the formulas instead of the results in each row that has a formula. Then, you just print as you normally would. Remember to turn Show Formulas off when you want to go back to showing the results of the formulas instead the forumulas themselves.On the Formulas bar, in the Formula Auditing section, click on Show Formulas to toggle formula view on and off. When the formula view is turned on, you will print formulas in the cells when you print the document. When the formula view is turned off, you will print values in the cells when you print the document.
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More Functions Button on the Formulas Tab.