• superscript in cells (excel 03′ sp2)

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    Does anyone know how to apply a note number to formatted cells without adversely affecting the cell contents used in a formula calculation…i.e a cell such as A5 with the contents/number 35,236 with superscript of ^3, (designating note 3) changes the results of the function or formula.

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    mojave1

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    • #1025074

      That’s not possible. You could enter the note designator in a narrow column to the right of the cell.

    • #1025093

      Format cells
      Number (tab)
      Custom
      Enter the format desired (eg #,##0)
      At the end of the number hold down the the key and enter 0179 on the numeric keypad. It will add a superscript 3 to the number and it will not affect the value in the cell.

      Note:
      0186 is Supercript 0
      0185 is Supercript 1
      0178 is Supercript 2

      The downside is that is the extent of them…

      Steve

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