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How to convert formula to text string in Excel?
If you've ever been frustrated by the fact that there is no way to convert formula to text string in excel, this is the article for you. Excel has been around for years, and it's still going strong. One of the things that makes it so popular is that it's easy to use. But when you need to get more advanced or want to do something outside of the box, it can be tough. There are some ways to make this easier on yourself though—for example, if you're trying to convert a formula into a text string in Excel, here are some ways you can do it.
How To Convert Formula To Text String In Excel using Paste Special?
For those of us who work in Excel and use formulas, it's a pain to have to go back and convert everything from formulas to text strings. Luckily, there's a way to do this with a simple paste special trick.
This method works best with versions 2016/2016/mac/online.
1. In a worksheet, select the cell range containing formulas you want to convert to text.
2. Then, go to the cell where you want to paste the converted formulas.
3. Right-click and choose Paste Special from the shortcut menu that appears. In the Paste Special dialog box, click on Paste as Values.
4. The converted formulas will be pasted immediately into the worksheet.
How To Convert Formula To Text String In Excel using Keyboard Shortcut?
You can convert formula to text string in Excel with an easy keyboard shortcut. You can use the keyboard shortcut to quickly convert any formula into a text string, which means that it will show up as text rather than as a formula. This is useful if you want to see what your formula looks like when it's not being evaluated.
This method works best with versions 2016/2016/mac/online.
1. To convert formulas to values, select the cells you want to change and copy them.
2. Then paste the copied cells as values by pressing ALT + ESV.
How To Convert Formula To Text String In Excel using Paste Options?
The Paste Options feature allows you to convert a cell's formula to text or value. This is useful if you have a long formula and need to save it as plain text.
This method works best with versions 2016/2016/mac/online.
1. When you copy and paste a range of cells, an icon appears in the lower right corner. It remains there until you interact with the spreadsheet.
2. These options allow you to change the pasted cells into values only. The Paste Special command is accessed by clicking on the Paste Options icon or pressing Ctrl.
3. When you open the menu, you can then either click on the Values icon or press V to change the range into values only.
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