Step 2: Now go to your Word document and press Ctrl + V to paste the contents into the Word file. The Text type is indicated by 2. Just select About this Mac. Anyone else experience random re-booting? I even copied the spreadsheet to a new blank workbook. The wierd thing is that when I try to type in a number after it shuts me out it bounces to an adjoining cell--either up, down, or to the left. Since we've done a fair amount of testing on that configuration and not seen this problem, there's got to be something else about the configuration that's causing this. Anyone else experience random re-booting? I've stuggled with this for 3 days and have looked through all related posts I can bring up through search.
If you click Yes, it will simply reload the latest values from the Excel spreadsheet and overwrite whatever values you may have changed. I need to nest the following formula so that it goes horizontally across my spreadsheet. Linking to a file from Word and Excel As shown above, by using the Link to File feature, you can easily link to any embedded file or icon in your spreadsheet or document. Not even have to add space, which may have unwanted results later. This appears to be a widespread issue - lots of people reporting Excel 2013 cell editing becoming unresponsive and unpredictable, apparently at random. If I open the find window and type in a search term for something that won't be found a text not found dialogue pops up which I can clear by hitting enter, but I can't then replace the text in the find dialogue box until I click out and back in.
Similarly, double clicking the right edge works same as control+right arrow key. In the meantime, I'm going to post a bug with Apple and see what they have to say. So far, only 1 of our users have this issue and we just put everyone onto 2013. I want formula for date. I've been trying to figure this out for two days using various resources and I'm stuck. I can copy and paste into a word document, but once in there I can't alter it. Hi, I have a Mac Mini with Leopard and Office 2004 with all updates on both.
It's certainly not something I've ever seen or heard of with Leopard and Office 2004. I have to count how many times each person went to some places in a certain range of date from different sheet. Suppose you have a table of contestants and their results for the first 2 games. I've seen a lot of reports of this, but the only consistent thing in the threads is 2004 + Leopard. But recently my Excel doesn't behave that way. I would be grateful for any help.
Has anyone else had this problem and if so what is the fix? I've attached the spreadsheet to this reply. Thank you for looking at this. Try selecting a cell and then double-click the bottom edge of the cell: it will work as if you have hit the control+down arrow key. Their use depends on the required logic of the situation. Otherwise, the Conditional Formatting formula would be a mess.
This Excel 2013 issue is causing us a lot of problems here. So, with that said I will caution you that something like this could be very difficult for anyone coming after you to follow and if you need to modify it, will be a pain. I checked the number pad and my NumLock wasn't on. Many thanks in advance Muhammad, Possible Solution 1 To make this easier, separate the formulas and evaluate each one separately. I was trying to type in 8.
I've never had the whole system crash though. The first condition logical1 is required, subsequent conditions are optional. I've seen reports around the web of this happening in lots of different apps besides Excel and Word and Entourage. Both have one header row. Step 1: Select the area in your Excel spreadsheet that you want to include in Word and then press Ctrl + C to copy the contents. With this worksheet try deleting some numbers and retype numbers back into those cells.
I have to usually go to another application and then type at least 1 character. You can add sheets, create filters, format cells and do everything just like the normal Excel. Note: In the formula, A2 is the cell you will count number of words inside. For example, when reviewing a list of attire, you may want to exclude some color that does not suit you. Would love to know how to fix it. If you have any questions, feel free to comment. Sometimes the user can recover by clicking on a different cell and back.
For testing some lower percentages requires logic test result in the list. I will send System Profiles from the two minis. I've seen this issue posed on Apple discussion forum as well. As mentioned previously, using the Insert Object method will dump the entire contents of the Excel spreadsheet into Word rather than just a portion. It was working fine for a couple of weeks - able to type into cells and now I can't.