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I would like to know the purpose of the symbol "@" in a worksheet formula or function e.g. = [@ [Unit Price]]* [@ [Quantity in Stock]] Yes, as liezelbais identified, the "@" is a "structured reference" notation. But, in the current context, using the @ limits rows returned from the new "dynamic array" feature to a single row.
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Report abuse. Pradark wrote: Subject: In excel formula what does adding =+ mean? I presume you are referring to a formula that starts with "=+" instead just "=", for example: =+A1+B1. It has no meaning. The "+" after "=" is superfluous. It is a carryover from Lotus 1-2-3, where formulas can be entered as +123+456 instead of =123+456. Excel ...
The curly braces around an entire formula in the Formula Bar indicates that it was array-entered. That is, it was entered by pressing ctrl+shift+Enter instead of just Enter. You cannot enter the curly braces manually. Usually, that results in Excel treating the "formula" as text.
Replied on April 23, 2011. Report abuse. The $ in front of the letter "locks" in the column - so that when you copy the formula between columns the "B" will not change. The $ in front of the number "locks" in the row - so that when you copy the formula between rows the "6" will not change. You can choose to lock in both, either the number or ...
The solution below is provided to me by Lars-Ake Aspelin but I forgot to ask him what is the meaning of "--" double dash in the formula: HI, The double das symbol is used for converting TRUE to 1 and FALSE to 0. So while this portion of the formula will return a virtual array of TRUE's and FALSE's.
translating unusual characters back to normal characters. I receive a file over which I have no control and I need to process the data in it with Excel. The file comes to me as a comma delimited file (.csv). Apparently the system that produces the file uses UTF-8 encoding, but by the time it gets to me some characters have been converted to ...
Excel 365, Calculating (8 threads), lag time = unproductive. I have a very large file, 40KB, with a LOT of different formulas. I am basically building a tool/small database within Excel for use. All of a sudden I started seeing the calculating (8 threads) message and the lag time is unbearable. - I cleared contents in unused rows/columns.
In Excel, you might put the value into A1. Then the term becomes 2E+09 * A1^3. However, when copying constants (2E+09) into Excel, it is important to format the trendline equation (label) to show much more precision. I recommend Scientific format with 14 decimal places. Then 2E+09 might appear as 2.12345678901234E+09.
Open the Excel sheet and go the File menu. In the File menu, click on Options. 2. An Excel Options dialog box will appear. Go to the Advanced tab and scroll down to the General area. Over there check Ignore other applications that use Dynamic Data Exchange (DDE). 3.