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Excel 2007 Changing Existing Formulas
I have recently moved to Excel 2007. When I have a formula in an
existing spreadsheet, Excel 2007 recalculates my formula to what it thinks the value should be. For example my formula is Sum (B16:J16) - Excel will change this to Sum(B16:K16) including column K even though it shouldn't be a part of the formula. How can I stop Excel from doing this? THANKS |
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Excel 2007 Changing Existing Formulas
On Nov 20, 9:26 am, tm wrote:
I have recently moved to Excel 2007. When I have a formula in an existing spreadsheet, Excel 2007 recalculates my formula to what it thinks the value should be. For example my formula is Sum (B16:J16) - Excel will change this to Sum(B16:K16) including column K even though it shouldn't be a part of the formula. How can I stop Excel from doing this? THANKS I am not positive about 2007 but you can put a $ before any row or column and it will hold this place. So in this case you woudl type =SUM(B16:$J16) Jay |
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