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How do I copy a vlookup formula without changing the data range?
I am trying to copy a vlookup formulat from one row to another row. However,
the data range of the formula changes. My original data range is A1:O5049, the data range in the formula on row 500 is A499:V5548. This is creating my vlookup from capturing all data from the spreadsheet it is pulling from. How do I keep the data range the same? |
How do I copy a vlookup formula without changing the data range?
$A$1:$O$5049
"VickyL872" wrote: I am trying to copy a vlookup formulat from one row to another row. However, the data range of the formula changes. My original data range is A1:O5049, the data range in the formula on row 500 is A499:V5548. This is creating my vlookup from capturing all data from the spreadsheet it is pulling from. How do I keep the data range the same? |
How do I copy a vlookup formula without changing the data range?
Dennis wrote:
$A$1:$O$5049 "VickyL872" wrote: I am trying to copy a vlookup formulat from one row to another row. However, the data range of the formula changes. My original data range is A1:O5049, the data range in the formula on row 500 is A499:V5548. This is creating my vlookup from capturing all data from the spreadsheet it is pulling from. How do I keep the data range the same? Give the daata range a name. Alan Beban |
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