Introduction

Main Features

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• There are two inputs which can be populated direct from your spreadsheet with a single click, no messy cut and paste or re–typing numbers. Even numbers as text will be recognized, and used as inputs.
• If you want to keep the result of the calculation – one click and the result is stored in a spreadsheet cell, or it's on the clipboard.
• There's no need to start the Windows calculator or get out your pocket calculator, In–Cell is right there inside Excel.
• In–Cell has lots of calculator features including two memories and you don't lose the values in memory between Excel sessions. You can work on the decimal or integer parts of numbers and numbers can be rounded if there are too many decimal places.
• Unlike many calculators you don't lose the input values when you do a calculation – this makes serial calculations easy.
• The two inputs can be swapped with a single click– useful for divisions and percentage calculations.

Other Features

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• Minimize In–Cell and keep working on your spreadsheet – just click to expand the calculator ready for use – no waiting for it to load.
• One button click will resample a selection putting cell values into both inputs ready for the next calculation.
• Hide the bottom two sections for a smaller on–screen footprint – one click brings the exchange or special function buttons back into use.

Special Functions

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• Convert numbers written as text to real numbers eg three hundred forty–seven decimal two is converted to 347.2
  also works in UK English format: three hundred and forty–seven point two (347.2) and mixed notation such as fifty–five.22 (55.22)
• Extract multiple numbers from a cell including numbers with text eg 18@$56.22 – just click paste twice to put 18 in one cell and 56.22 in the next
• Convert text to date even if not in one of Excel's date formats, get the day, month and year from a date number or text
  and create date numbers for dates before January 01, 1900
• The century can be specified for dates with two digit years from the 1500's when the Gregorian calendar was first introduced (see Date Information for more information on dates).

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Go to a Clickable image of the In–Cell calculator and click any part of the calculator to get information on what it does and how it works, or use the menu on the left for in–depth information on In–Cell's features.

To install In–Cell go to Download and Install