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Inserting data question
I'm sure this is trivial -- I have a worksheet that consists of basically
stock data that is refreshed on a daily basis -- I insert the high, low close, previous close ,volumes, etc. I'm using this information to calculate daily trading ranges and using that information for the past sixty trading days to calculate moving averages etc. When I insert the current data into my worksheet the formula's I have tied to those cells shift down one row. Is there a way of delinking the formulas such that when I import the data I'm not copying the fomula's to the new cells ? What I'd like to do is insert the day's data at the top of the worksheet and have the 61st day's data (at the bottom)be ignored and use the most recent sixty days. thanks, Dennis |
Inserting data question
You need to add $ to you formulas
If you have Average(C1:C60) change to Average(C$1:C$60) "Dennis G" wrote: I'm sure this is trivial -- I have a worksheet that consists of basically stock data that is refreshed on a daily basis -- I insert the high, low close, previous close ,volumes, etc. I'm using this information to calculate daily trading ranges and using that information for the past sixty trading days to calculate moving averages etc. When I insert the current data into my worksheet the formula's I have tied to those cells shift down one row. Is there a way of delinking the formulas such that when I import the data I'm not copying the fomula's to the new cells ? What I'd like to do is insert the day's data at the top of the worksheet and have the 61st day's data (at the bottom)be ignored and use the most recent sixty days. thanks, Dennis |
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