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absolute reference
When I am typing a formula, is there a fast way to designate an absolute
reference? I keep having to go back and put in the "$" sign, which takes a lot of time. Thanks. |
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Hit F4 when the cursor is near the address. That is, when typing the formula
or afterwards. F4 toggles between the various mixes of absolute and relative addressing. -- Kind Regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Dano" wrote in message ... When I am typing a formula, is there a fast way to designate an absolute reference? I keep having to go back and put in the "$" sign, which takes a lot of time. Thanks. |
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What if the initial data is an import from Access?
Thank you Madonna "Niek Otten" wrote: Hit F4 when the cursor is near the address. That is, when typing the formula or afterwards. F4 toggles between the various mixes of absolute and relative addressing. -- Kind Regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Dano" wrote in message ... When I am typing a formula, is there a fast way to designate an absolute reference? I keep having to go back and put in the "$" sign, which takes a lot of time. Thanks. |
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