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Curious about "$" in formulas
Dear NG:
I'm curious about the purpose of the "$" in formulas when referring to cells. For example Sheet1!$A$1 I couldn't find anything about it in Excel or VBA help. Are there advantages or disadvantages to using the "$"? Should it be used always or are there times when it should not be used? Just curious. Thanks, -Kevin |
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