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Hi,
I'm creating a multisheet spreadsheet where I need to keep the number reference constant. Example of formulae: =+'A Sheets'!H18 I want the cell letter to increase but the number to remain constant. So copying down the spreadsheet the next reference would be: =+'A Sheets'!I18 then =+'A Sheets'J18 etc. etc. I've tried using '$' but to no avail. Thanks in advance. Sean. -- It's time to burn........ |
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You could try this - make the formula:
='A Sheets'!H$18 then copy it across the row so that the H becomes I, then J, then K etc. Then highlight all these cells, click <copy, move cursor down one cell and Edit | Paste Special | Transpose (tick) | OK and <Esc. You could then delete the row with the original formulae in. Hope this helps. Pete FlyingDutchmanIam wrote: Hi, I'm creating a multisheet spreadsheet where I need to keep the number reference constant. Example of formulae: =+'A Sheets'!H18 I want the cell letter to increase but the number to remain constant. So copying down the spreadsheet the next reference would be: =+'A Sheets'!I18 then =+'A Sheets'J18 etc. etc. I've tried using '$' but to no avail. Thanks in advance. Sean. -- It's time to burn........ |
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