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Hi,

Wonder if anybody can tell me how to expand the formula bar to
accomodate large formulas without blockink the vew of column headers...--
Domingo
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gt; headers...
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BUT ... to easily toggle the formula bar off and on,
Think - View Formula -
lt;Altgt; lt;Vgt; lt;Fgt;

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gt; gt; Hi,
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gt; gt; Wonder if anybody can tell me how to expand the formula bar to
gt; gt; accomodate large formulas without blockink the vew of column
gt; gt; headers...
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A kludgy work-around............

Windowgt;New Windowgt;Arrangegt;Horizontal.

Arrange top window so's it covers 4 or 5 rows.

Work in the bottom window. Your long formulas will drop down into the top
window when you select a cell in lower window.Gord Dibben Excel MVP
On Sun, 25 Dec 2005 16:33:39 -0600, Domingo
gt; wrote:

gt;
gt;Hi,
gt;
gt;Wonder if anybody can tell me how to expand the formula bar to
gt;accomodate large formulas without blockink the vew of column headers...

Thank you all--
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