Formulas in Tables and Dialog Boxes
The equations stored in the formula editor can be used both in the table cells and in the text boxes of dialog boxes. Since tables and dialog boxes are interactive, you can access the formulas in both input modes.
Formulas in tables
When cells are marked by a yellow or red flag (triangle) in the upper left corner, a formula has been linked (see Figure 11.134). Click the flag to open the formula editor.
To link a "normal" cell with a formula, place the pointer in this cell and open the formula editor by using the button shown on the left.
Note
A red flag means that there is an error in the formula. This corresponds to the red formula line in the formula editor. The formula should be corrected.
Formulas in dialog boxes
The parametrized input has been developed primarily for the application in tables. However, it is also possible to use formulas in dialog boxes.
A function button to the right of the text boxes in dialog boxes indicates that they can be linked with formulas.
If the text box has already been linked with a formula, it is marked by a yellow flag (or red flag in case of incorrect input) like a cell.
Click the function button to open the shortcut menu shown in Figure 11.135.
You can access the formula editor in this menu.