Hi All,
I have a workbook, which automatically formats TRUE as 1 and FALSE 0.
That is, if I enter a formula quot;=TRUEquot; in any cell, it results to 1.
Where as in any other workbook, i get the result as TRUE.
I could not find any formatting or Macros doing this. How can I format
workbooks to behave like this i.e. return 1 for TRUE and 0 for FALSE.
Thanks,
Kranthi--
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gt;
gt; Hi All,
gt;
gt; I have a workbook, which automatically formats TRUE as 1 and FALSE 0.
gt; That is, if I enter a formula quot;=TRUEquot; in any cell, it results to 1.
gt; Where as in any other workbook, i get the result as TRUE.
gt;
gt; I could not find any formatting or Macros doing this. How can I format
gt; workbooks to behave like this i.e. return 1 for TRUE and 0 for FALSE.
gt;
gt; Thanks,
gt; Kranthi
gt;
gt;
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gt; reddykkk
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Got it Thanks a lot--
reddykkk
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- Nov 03 Mon 2008 20:47
Formatting TRUE as 1 and FALSE as 0
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