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Lir has attended:
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Automatic info filling

when entering formulas, the options appear below in a dropdown. Is there any way of selecting these so you can use them? if you select, it doesn't seem to work

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Hi Lir

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You can use the drop down lists when the list appears you can choose any of them to use by double clicking them

this should do the trick

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