How to Use Formula Auditing Tools to Determine What Cells Are Part of a Formula (Dependents & Precedents) (Excel 2007 & 2010)

How to Use Formula Auditing Tools to Determine What Cells Are Part of a Formula (Dependents & Precedents) (Excel 2007 & 2010)

If you need to make changes to a worksheet that contains a lot of formulas, or complex formulas, you may need to know what cells will affect these formulas. You can trace formula ‘Precedents’ and ‘Dependents’ with the click of a button.
 

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