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Selecting Cells That Contain Formulas
To select cells containing Formulas in order to color, delete, or protect, use the Go To dialog box:
1. Press <
F5
>.
OR
From the
Edit
menu, select
Go
To
.
2. In the
Go To
dialog box, click
Special
.
3. Select
Formulas
, and then click
OK
.
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