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Excel: How to evaluate a complex formula

Filed in Excel on Dec.11, 2007. Email This article to a Friend

Instructions:

Select a cell containing a complex formula you want to analyze
Click "Formula" tab
Find "Formula auditing" window
Click "Evaluate formula" icon
The "Evaluate formula dialog" opens
Click "Evaluate" to calculate each nested formula one by one.
The current formula is underlined.

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