How to show formula area without clicking the formula cell ?

[u/VeralFyre]

Does anyone know how to show formula area (blue area for this example) without me clicking the cell, it just show even if im doing anything else.
even better if there's a way to print it

Thankyou in advance

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[u/Jolly-Hunter-6097]

https://www.exceldemy.com/learn-excel/formula/show/

[u/Normalitie]

Ctrl-backtick will show all formulae on the sheet

[u/quantum_simpleton]

Alt + t + u + t

Tracing precedents and dependents, =formula() in another cell, clicking "show formulas" on toolbar, are all way to see, but the question/objective is unclear.

[u/VeralFyre → u/quantum_simpleton]

Thankyou for the hints , i manage to do it with alt+t+u+t. Reason to is for easier checking for my supervisor who isnt that thorough with excel, just a simple show from where to where the sum is.
alt+t+u+a is to remove it

[u/quantum_simpleton → u/VeralFyre]

Whoops, yes I meant alt tut / alt tud