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I created a new workbook and then I create some formulas.
I know that formulas can be desplayed in my spreadsheet by using CTRL+the "pipe"key, but I didn`t know how to go back to my previous status. I used the "undo" key, but it didn`t work

RE: Introduction

Hi Stefania

Thank you for your question.

If you use the same two keys CTRL+ the 'pipe' key, then the spreadsheet will change back to the view you are used to seeing it in.

Kind regards
Amanda

RE: Introduction

Hi Amanda,

Thanks a lot for your replay.
It was so easy and I didn`t think about it!!!!!!!!

Kind regards

Stefania

 

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