It recalculates the spreadsheet. This is particularly important when the spreadsheet is in Manual Calculation mode. F9 can be used for the manual updating of formulas. This is called Manual Calculation. Usually when you change a value, the entire spreadsheet updates automatically and all formulas are recalculated. You can change this to manual recalculation. Then when you change a value you can look at a formula and see it update when you press F9. It can let you see how changing a figure affects other cells. Doing that along with other debugging techniques are ways of finding and reducing errors. F9 will also update dynamic functions such as NOW or RANDBETWEEN for example. Manual Calculation does not have to be on to do that. Pressing F9 at any time causes the whole spreadsheet to recalculate.
F9 can be used for manual updating of formulas. Usually when you change a value, the entire spreadsheet updates automatically and all formulas are recalculated. You can change this to manual recalculation, then change a value and look at a formula and see it update when you press F9. Doing that along with other debugging techniques are ways of finding and reducing errors.
It recalculates the spreadsheet. This is particularly important when the spreadsheet is in Manual Calculation mode. It will also update dynamic functions such as NOW or RANDBETWEEN for example.
It causes the spreadsheet to recalculate.
You can use the RAND function or the RANDBETWEEN function.
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No, none of them do that. F7 starts a spell check. F8 starts a selection. F9 recalculates the spreadsheet. F10 starts the menu system.
Refresh can be used to update a pivot table in Excel. Not quite the same as refreshing, but when Manual Recalculation is on, pressing F9 will recalculate the formulas.Refresh can be used to update a pivot table in Excel. Not quite the same as refreshing, but when Manual Recalculation is on, pressing F9 will recalculate the formulas.Refresh can be used to update a pivot table in Excel. Not quite the same as refreshing, but when Manual Recalculation is on, pressing F9 will recalculate the formulas.Refresh can be used to update a pivot table in Excel. Not quite the same as refreshing, but when Manual Recalculation is on, pressing F9 will recalculate the formulas.Refresh can be used to update a pivot table in Excel. Not quite the same as refreshing, but when Manual Recalculation is on, pressing F9 will recalculate the formulas.Refresh can be used to update a pivot table in Excel. Not quite the same as refreshing, but when Manual Recalculation is on, pressing F9 will recalculate the formulas.Refresh can be used to update a pivot table in Excel. Not quite the same as refreshing, but when Manual Recalculation is on, pressing F9 will recalculate the formulas.Refresh can be used to update a pivot table in Excel. Not quite the same as refreshing, but when Manual Recalculation is on, pressing F9 will recalculate the formulas.Refresh can be used to update a pivot table in Excel. Not quite the same as refreshing, but when Manual Recalculation is on, pressing F9 will recalculate the formulas.Refresh can be used to update a pivot table in Excel. Not quite the same as refreshing, but when Manual Recalculation is on, pressing F9 will recalculate the formulas.Refresh can be used to update a pivot table in Excel. Not quite the same as refreshing, but when Manual Recalculation is on, pressing F9 will recalculate the formulas.
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Its a function key on the Keyboard. Also used as a way to say fine during channing f9=fine
When you are working in Manual Recalculation mode, that is what it will do. For Automatic Recalculation it is not really used, as formulas will update any time a change is made. Pressing F9 will still recalculate them, but there is no need to. There are a few exceptions where you might use F9 when Automatic Recalculation is working. You could use it to regenerate values for the RANDBETWEEN function for example.
True.
According to http://support.microsoft.com its function is to "Update the selected field."
There are several functions of Excel that do not work with 3D formulas. These include cell references and range formula.
In Excel, the ACos function returns the arccosine (in radians) of a number.The syntax for the ACos function is:ACos( number )number is a number between -1 and 1. It is the cosine of the angle that you wish to find.Applies To:Excel 2007, Excel 2003, Excel XP, Excel 2000