Evaluating the result of Particular formula With F9 Key

Evaluating the result of Particular formula With F9 Key

This is the best trick to know the result before publishing into cell.

Step 1: Select the section of the formula for which we want to know the result

Step 2: Press F9, now we can see the result

If we press the enter the result will be published into the cell.

Note : But we want to see the formula back to the cell, then how to go ahead?

Here is the answer –

Just press Ctrl + Z (Undo command), we were now back to formula mode.

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