See results of a function

Do you wonder if a formula is going to work or what result it will return?

Here is how to get a sneak preview:

1. Place / paste the formula into a text field in a Notes document.

2. While in the field push Shift-F9.

3. The value of the formula will display.

An oldie but a goodie. It still works in R6.

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