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Insert $ to make address absolute
You can place the $ sign where you wish in a formula as you type it.
Alternatively, whilst your cursor is on A1 for example, if you press the F4 function button, Excel will make the entry $A$1. Subsequent pressing of F4 will cycle the address through A$1, $A1 and back to A1 again -- Regards Roger Govier "Tenacity" wrote in message ... Is there a function or macro which will automatically take an existing function, say, SUM(A1..B99) and make it SUM($A1..B99) or SUM(A$1..$B99), etc.? How can you isolate on the one part of the address you want to add the $ to? Thanks for your help. |
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