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Please Help! MiniTab Calculated Formulas for a Calculation in a Column
Does anyone know how to see the formula for a calculation in column after the operation has already been completed ?

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Michael, I'm sorry I can't help, but I think I'm the only human left who has not used Minitab.

Maybe some of the other Covers can help you out on this one.
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It probably depends on how the math was done. If it was done using the column and row calculation function, the answer is NO from my experience. However, there is a FORMULA command (which I have not used and cannot answer from experience) that probably does remain.
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