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When I am linking one workbook to another, the default formula always has $'s
before and after the Column id. How do I link without having the $'s added? -- cmatthes |
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You don't but just toggle through the $ options using the F4 key.
-- Hope this helps. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "Cmatthes" wrote: When I am linking one workbook to another, the default formula always has $'s before and after the Column id. How do I link without having the $'s added? -- cmatthes |
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Cmatthes wrote...
When I am linking one workbook to another, the default formula always has $'s before and after the Column id. *How do I link without having the $'s added? If when building your formulas you add external references by switching to other workbooks and selecting the ranges you want, just press [F4] 3 times just after selecting the external range to change the range address to fully relative. Alternatively, if there are no other $s in these formulas, select the cells containing these formulas an Edit Replace $ with nothing. |
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