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Can I Turn off Absolute $
Hi
When I am linking two excel sheets, and I click on the 2nd, the formula always comes back with =+'[Workbook2]Tab2'!$K$12 with an absolute $ around the cell I've linked to. Is there a way so this does not automatically link as an absolute? Thanks! |
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