why not? however, you can also insert an apostrophe (') at the start of the equation before copying the entire formula so that the formula will be treated as a text thus preserving all cell references. dont forget to remove the apostrophes after you have pasted them though for the formulas to work again.
Good morning, I am attempting to open a file created in Microsoft Excel that is/was on a thumbdrive....
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Good morning, I am attempting to open a file created in Microsoft Excel that is/was on a thumbdrive. I receive an error message stating " cannot be accessed. The file may be corrupted, located on a server that is not responding, or read-only. I am using a mac Excel 2004 version 11.5.6
This file isn't "read-only" and I haven't installed or deleted anything. Other files created using the same program open fine. I have tried rebooting my computer.
I dragged a copy of the file to my desktop thinking that is was too big for the thumb drive with the same results. I have only used this thumb drive on the mac and cannot for the life of me figure out how it might have become corrupted.
How can I get the Live View to show the picture? It's black unless I hold the mouse button down over...
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How can I get the Live View to show the picture? It's black unless I hold the mouse button down over it. Thanks!