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Copy Cell or Column without advancing formula reference?
I have a spreadsheet with formulas referring to another worksheet. I need to
copy the columns however, each time I do, the formulas advance to another cell. Which is an incorrect reference, skewing my results. |
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You need to modify the formulas to use absolute references. Edit each of the
cell addresses in the formula and put $ (dollar signs) in front of the column letters. "sgluntz" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with formulas referring to another worksheet. I need to copy the columns however, each time I do, the formulas advance to another cell. Which is an incorrect reference, skewing my results. |
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