asked on Using Pop Up Calculator in Excel
EE Pros,
Greetings! I'm looking for help in using a Macro to have a Pop-Up Calculator appear in a spreadsheet. To fire the macro, I'd like to be able to use the Control + C to show it and a Control + H to hide it. Is there a way to use the built in calculator that's part of "Accessories" ? And finally, how can I control the Pop Up to be resident on the screen so I can move within Spreadsheets?
Much thanks in advance!
B.
Greetings! I'm looking for help in using a Macro to have a Pop-Up Calculator appear in a spreadsheet. To fire the macro, I'd like to be able to use the Control + C to show it and a Control + H to hide it. Is there a way to use the built in calculator that's part of "Accessories" ? And finally, how can I control the Pop Up to be resident on the screen so I can move within Spreadsheets?
Much thanks in advance!
B.
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Rob Henson
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Again, why not just type the numbers into a cell with a plus sign between them or whatever calculations they need to do?? If there is then a query at a later date how they came by a certain number, at least you will have the workings in the cell.