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Transerring subscripts to a new page using equation

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    Transerring subscripts to a new page using equation

    Hi All,

    To transfer data (a chemical formula with subscripts) to another sheet, I am using =Sheet1!G9 to transfer a chemical equation from cell G9 in Sheet1 to a cell in Sheet2. Everything works fine except that the subscripted items are no longer subscripts. Is there a different equation I need to use or is there some setting to go to in my Excel 2003?

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    Re: Transerring subscripts to a new page using equation

    Hi daqddyo1,

    You can try following options:-
    1) Double click on that cell and press Enter
    2) Write 1 somewhere in worksheet and copy it, now go to that cell and right click-Paste Special-> chooose radio buttons values and multiply
    3) Attach the samle sheet

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    First change the format of cell to General and then apply formula
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