Absolute Cell Reference Click
 

This might be in the program right now, but I think having something like
ctrl+click (or anything like that) when entering a formula, make it an
absolute cell reference

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Absolute Cell Reference Click
 

Jeremy

No CTRL + Click but you can select the range in the formula bar and hit the F4
key to cycle through your options.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 12:27:07 -0800, Jeremy <jeremiah.a.reynolds @ gmail.com
wrote:

This might be in the program right now, but I think having something like
ctrl+click (or anything like that) when entering a formula, make it an
absolute cell reference

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Absolute Cell Reference Click
 

Already exist, press F4 to make a cell an absolute reference.
--
Yanick


"Jeremy" wrote:

This might be in the program right now, but I think having something like
ctrl+click (or anything like that) when entering a formula, make it an
absolute cell reference

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Absolute Cell Reference Click
 

Then it was a good idea.

"Yanick" wrote:

Already exist, press F4 to make a cell an absolute reference.
--
Yanick


"Jeremy" wrote:

This might be in the program right now, but I think having something like
ctrl+click (or anything like that) when entering a formula, make it an
absolute cell reference

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