The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMS
When you use a function in a table, the results of the function may be
incorrect if the Track changes while editing feature is enabled.
CAUSE
The function does not correctly interpret numbers marked for deletion. This
problem occurs when you mark deleted text with strikethrough characters,
with the pound sign (#), or with a caret (^).
If you change the value in cell A1 to 2 while you have revision marks turned on, as in this example
the resulting value in the updated formula will be incorrect.
NOTE: To update the formula, press SHIFT+F9. The formula interprets the 1 preceding the 2 as part of the value. That is, the formula reads the value as 12; therefore, the sum of the values (12 + 2) is 14. WORKAROUND
The following methods apply to Word 2000 only. For information about how to
accept or reject changes or to hide revision marks in earlier versions of
Word, please consult Word online Help.
Method 1: Accept or Reject Changes Before Updating Fields in a TableTo accept or reject changes, point to Track Changes on the Tools menu, and then click Accept or Reject Changes.Method 2: Hide Tracked Changes Before Updating FormulaTo hide tracked changes, click Track Changes on the Tools menu, and then click to clear the Highlight changes on screen check box.STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a problem in the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article. Additional query words: wrong error formula field code
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