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I can't locate any information on the use of $ signs in formulas
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It refers to absolute referencing.
for example if you type a formula =(A1) and drag it down the formula changes to =(A2) etc but if you type =($A$1) and drag it down it always refers to the Cell A1 "mbamap" wrote: I can't locate any information on the use of $ signs in formulas |
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It's an absolute reference. If the formula were copied to the right or down,
the cell references E12 and B3 would not change. However, since D9 has no dollar signs, it is a relative reference, and so if the formula were copied to the right, it would read E9, and if it were copied down the formula would read D10. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "mbamap" wrote: I can't locate any information on the use of $ signs in formulas |
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