excel taking macro literally

merrittr

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Not sure what but in a cell I type =c59 and all I see is =c59 ...I want that "code" interpreted not taken literally ...how do I fix this has some property been set on the cell?


 

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Not sure what but in a cell I type =c59 and all I see is =c59 ...I want that "code" interpreted not taken literally ...how do I fix this has some property been set on the cell?
It sounds like the cell you typed that into is formatted as text... change the cells format to General and re-enter the formula.
 
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Another possibility is that you have "Show formulas" selected.
On the formula tab is "Show Formulas" highlighted?
 
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