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I am using Excel XP and there is (among others) one very annoying
'feature'. It seems Bill thinks I need to be protected from myself and
had his programmers add a new thing that automatically puts cell notes
all through worksheets when it thinks you are a dumb ass and don'y know
how to write a formula. I have a grid of data for example 12 columns by
10 rows. At the end of each row I have a 13th column that sums the last
few columns for that row. the caveat is that each formula sums a
different number fo columns. Well Bill in all his wisdom has added a
warning note to every of the formula cells thats says "The formula in
this cell refers to a range that has additionla numbers next to it? and
prompts me to correct or ignore the error. Well guess what? IT AIN'T
AN ERROR! I know for the typical DFU AOL user that this is the greatest
thing since sliced bread. However those of us who have a real ISP and
use the teal internet (a.k.a. people who are not afraid of computers and
know how to use them) it is annoying and a pin in the butt. How do I
turn that stupid ass 'feature' off globally?
'feature'. It seems Bill thinks I need to be protected from myself and
had his programmers add a new thing that automatically puts cell notes
all through worksheets when it thinks you are a dumb ass and don'y know
how to write a formula. I have a grid of data for example 12 columns by
10 rows. At the end of each row I have a 13th column that sums the last
few columns for that row. the caveat is that each formula sums a
different number fo columns. Well Bill in all his wisdom has added a
warning note to every of the formula cells thats says "The formula in
this cell refers to a range that has additionla numbers next to it? and
prompts me to correct or ignore the error. Well guess what? IT AIN'T
AN ERROR! I know for the typical DFU AOL user that this is the greatest
thing since sliced bread. However those of us who have a real ISP and
use the teal internet (a.k.a. people who are not afraid of computers and
know how to use them) it is annoying and a pin in the butt. How do I
turn that stupid ass 'feature' off globally?