Change Formula Options : Formula « Formula « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial

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Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial » Formula » Formula   6.1.9.Change Formula Options Click the Office button, and then click Excel Options. In the left pane, click Formulas.             Select the calculation options you want:            Workbook Calculation.            Enable iterative calculation.            R1C1 reference style.            Formula AutoComplete.            Use table name in formulas.            Use GetPivotData functions for PivotTable references. 6.1.Formula 6.1.1. Enter a Formula 6.1.2. Display Formulas in Cells 6.1.3. Copy a Formula Using AutoFill 6.1.4. Copy a Formula Using the Clipboard 6.1.5. Use Paste Special to copy only formulas 6.1.6. Use keyboard commands to recalculate formulas 6.1.7. Convert a Formula to a Value 6.1.8. Print formulas 6.1.9. Change Formula Options 6.1.10. Include a link in a formula 6.1.11. Hide or Show Formulas 6.1.12. Select the calculating options