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hi my name is Jen --this unit from QA training this is part of a series of videos on how to use Excel more efficiently this particular video relates to the trace precedence tool a tool that you can use to determine where a formula is getting its values from lets open an Excel spreadsheet so I can demonstrate how the trace precedents tool works now its important to note you can trace the precedence of a cell with a formula in it for example in my current spreadsheet there should be a formula in cell D 15 that calculates the total of quarter 1 and if I want to determine if the formula in D 15 is actually referring to the correct range I can trace its precedents and I can do this by visiting my ribbon finding the formulas tab in the ribbon selecting the formula auditing group and then looking for the trace precedents tool as I click on trace precedents Excel will highlight all those cells that the formula in D 15 is referring to and in this example the formula in D 15 is referring to al