Hi Bhupendra,

.        Ctrl-F (Find)

.        Options -> Match Entire Cell Contents, Look in: Formulas

.        Find What -> =*

.        Find/Find Next/Find All (I think Find All is only in newer versions
of Excel).

It will also include text cells that begin with an "=", if you happen to
have any.

 

Asa

 

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Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ How to View formula....

 

 

Hi Group, 

 

I am working on A official report so frequently I need your help. 

 

Thank for your corporation. 

 

 

 

I have a data having 700 columns but I am unable to identify where formula
exist is there any way to identify to seen. 

 

 

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