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If you want to know about cell values ask a question about the cell values. You can look up cell values by clicking on the cell and looking at what is in the cell. Another option would be to use the LOOKUP function.
To print a range, highlight the range and select print selection from the print options window.
The U.S. did not print any $1000 bills with dates later than 1934. If that's what you are referring to, look for a letter next to the date. If there is an "A" its value is $1100 to $1600 depending on how worn it is. If there is no letter, the value range is $1250-1650.
One way to find the value of a Paul M Breeden gold foil print is to look on online auction sites. You can also call different antique dealers.
With a regular formula you cannot change the value in another cell. So it is not possible to have a formula in one cell that changes a value in another cell. You can reference a value in another cell. You can type the address of a cell into another cell and then using a formula you can check a cell for the address of another cell and get the value from that other cell. The INDIRECT function can be used to do this. Say you put 10 in cell C1 and then type C1 into cell B1. Then if you put =INDIRECT(B1) into cell A1, it will look at cell B1, see C1 is in it and then look at cell C1, which will result in 10 being put into A1. Another function that may be useful is the ADDRESS function, which can be used to identify a cell by picking its row and column numbers.
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To determine the range of the temperature data from a graph, you can look at the highest and lowest points on the y-axis, which represent the maximum and minimum temperatures recorded. The range is calculated by subtracting the lowest value from the highest value.
mitochondria, according to my school science book, are red, oval shaped organelles in a plant and an animal cell. they have a design that may look like a shoe print to some people inside.
The value of a Reinhart and Newman print, such as "The Greatest Moments of a Girl's Life," can vary significantly based on factors like condition, rarity, and demand among collectors. Generally, prints by these artists may range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. To determine a specific value, it's best to consult an art appraiser or look at recent sales of similar works. Additionally, checking auction sites or galleries can provide insights into current market trends for such prints.
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It is not possible to enter more than one value in a single cell if you plan to include that cell in calculations, unless you use a formula to separate sections of the cell. However, you can use two cells to represent a single section in your table. If the first section of your table contains cells A1 and B1, you can format the range A1:B1 border to look like a single cell. Make your 3x2 table with A1:B6 and format the borders to look like three across by two down.If for some unknown reason you still want to enter two values in a single cell, you can reference the specific parts using the LEFT and RIGHT functions. If the first three characters in A1 represent your first value, use the formula =VALUE(LEFT(A1,3)). Use the same procedure to represent the second value with =VALUE(RIGHT(A1,3)).You can verify this by entering 123456 in cell A1. If you put the LEFT formula in B1, you will observe the value of 123. If you put the RIGHT formula in C1, you will observe the value 456.You also can use the MID function to extract numbers from anywhere in the cell if you want to combine more than two values in a single cell.