finding hidden answers

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Skint4sure

Hi all
I have been sent a spreadsheet that conatains quiz questions and requires the
answers to be input into individual cells next to the question. If the answer
is correct then a correct message is shown in the cell below, if incorrect then
an incorrect message is displayed.
How do I "get into" the excel spreadsheet to find the list of answers?

Thanks
 
Sounds like cheating!!!!
It ain't homework is it??

How does the cell where the "correct" message looks like,
does it have a formula, what does the fomula says.
The formula in that cell is your window to the answers, if
the cell is empty then the workbook is using macros and it
might get tricky...

Cheers
Juan
 
How do I "get into" the excel spreadsheet to find the
list of answers?

Answer the questions correctly.
 
Dear anonymous...

it might be that I don't get it, or that the question
wasn't clearly specified, who knows, I've get replies in
the past saying my answer was not appropiate but every
time They had a *reason* and most of all a *NAME*

If you don't like my answer please let me know why so that
I learn something, and if you have a better ansewer, then
post it...!

Cheers...
Juan
 
Stephen

You now what, now that i re-read it I think you'r right...
and it is also a grat response from Anoninous... answer
correctly and you'll know the answers!!!... clever ;)

Thanks...
Juan
 
You now what, now that i re-read it I think you'r right...
and it is also a grat response from Anoninous... answer
correctly and you'll know the answers!!!... clever ;)
Click to expand...
...

Not necessarily. Wild guessing occasionally produces correct answers, but it
hardly implies knowledge.
 
Agreed... but still, once he wild guessed and the
*correct* message pop's up, he will *know* the answer even
if he didn't *learned* a thing... at the end... yes, it is
useless...
 
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