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    Re: Printing formulas

    Not everyone (me included) can see png images.

    Try posting jpg images.
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    Re: Printing formulas

    Here they are as jpg.

    formulas 1.jpg

    formulas 3.jpg

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    Re: Printing formulas

    If you're using Excel 2013 it has a new function called FORMULATEXT.

    It does just what its name implies, it returns a formula as a TEXT sting.

    If cell A1 contains a formula enter this formula in say, B1:

    =FORMULATEXT(A1)

    Would that work for you?

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    Re: Printing formulas

    Not exactly.

    This is for a regulated environment and the formulas in the cell need to be reviewed and verified. This is typically done by printing the workbook then displaying the formulas and re-printing the workbook.

    Adding another formula (formulatext) would add another formula to be checked along with the original formula.

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    Re: Printing formulas

    that's very interesting but when reviewing that requires me to flip back and forth between 2 worksheets.

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    Re: Printing formulas

    Another option do a find and replace
    Find =
    replace with '=
    that converts all your formulas to text and they will not alter to show the workbook after that.
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