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Seeking help from an Excel expert regarding cell references

2009-03-19View Original

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I’m seeking help from an Excel expert. For example, cell A1 contains the value 80, and cell A2 contains the value 2. I want to reference cells A1 and A2 in another cell and write it in the format of 80/2. But after making the reference, it becomes a division operation, and the result is 40. How can I get the 80/2 format? This post was last edited by haiquan05 on 2009-3-19 15:21]
Reply #22009-03-19
I don’t quite understand what the citation means, but I can make the cell display the status “80/2”. Select the cell--set cell format--Numbers--Text, and then enter 80/2 in that cell.
Reply #32009-03-19
Assume A1 is 80 and A2 is 2 =A1&"/"&A2
Reply #42009-03-20
I also understand now; by citing it this way, I’ve learned a trick
Reply #52009-03-20
1. You can add an English single quote in front of 80/2. 2. In the cell settings, change the number to text format.
Reply #62009-03-20
None of the methods mentioned above are correct; I’ve tried them, but so far I haven’t found a good solution

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