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How to keep a cell ref in formula unchanged when the ref cell move
If a formula in one cell references, for example, cell C1, how can I keep the
formula refering to cell C1 when cell C1 moves to another cell by inserting or dragging. |
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How to keep a cell ref in formula unchanged when the ref cell move
Instead of =C1, try:
=INDIRECT("C1") Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Clifton Ford" wrote: If a formula in one cell references, for example, cell C1, how can I keep the formula refering to cell C1 when cell C1 moves to another cell by inserting or dragging. |
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How to keep a cell ref in formula unchanged when the ref cell
Yes, thanks much
"Ron Coderre" wrote: Instead of =C1, try: =INDIRECT("C1") Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Clifton Ford" wrote: If a formula in one cell references, for example, cell C1, how can I keep the formula refering to cell C1 when cell C1 moves to another cell by inserting or dragging. |
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