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I recently upgraded to Excel 2003 and it apparently has a new default
behavior for defining references when building formulas. In past versions, when building a formula, I could click on a cell to insert a reference to that cell. The default behavior has always been to assume that it is a relative reference unless explicitly told otherwise (via the F4 key). Now it shows that behavior when referencing cells in a particular worksheet, but when referring to different worksheets in the same workbook it assumes an absolute reference. Based on the documentation this should be the default when referencing other workbooks but not worksheets within the same workbook. I would like Excel to ALWAYS assume that I want a relative reference. Is this a setting I can change to do this? Thanks, Russ D. |
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