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what is this formula means =+$R$16
What is the $ sign do to my formula
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what is this formula means =+$R$16
It anchors the row and column references, so that if you were to copy
that formula to any other cell it would still be: =+$R$16 It is known as absolute referencing (check in XL Help for more details). Incidentally, you don't need the + sign in the formula. Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 16, 1:43*pm, mahmoud wrote: What is the $ sign do to my formula |
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