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What do these characters mean?
Ok, I get the following cell formula when I paste a link to a cell in another
tab. It looks like this: ='Example Tab'!$L$8 What I'd like to know is what the exclamation point and dollar signs mean. Why can't Excel just do something like this instead? ='Example Tab'L8 Can anyone help? |
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