xirx,
Thanks for feeding back, glad I could help.
Beege
"xirx" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Nice workaround. Thank you very much!
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> "Beege" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> If you start your formula with a =--(formula), then it will return a 1
>> for true, 0 for false.
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>> If you format your cells/custom
>>
>> X;;O
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>> it will show X when true, O when false
>>
>> Beege
>>
>> "xirx" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>> Hi!
>>>
>>> By default, truth values are displayed as "TRUE" or "FALSE" in Excel. Is
>>> there a way to change this? E.g., can I have just a e.g. an "x" instead
>>> of "TRUE" and a "." only instead of "False"?
>>>
>>> Of course, I could use formulas like...
>>>
>>> A1=IF(<Condition>,"x";".")
>>>
>>> ...but this way, I'd have to use
>>>
>>> A2=IF(A1="x"; ..., ...)
>>>
>>> ...instead of the more simple
>>>
>>> A2=IF(A1; ..., ...)
>>>
>>> So, can I change the way Excel displays truth values?
>>>
>>> Ingolf.
>>>
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