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I have twenty pages of data, that I need to bring into a single page. The
data starts on line 137 of each and every page. Also I am only needing the first four columns of each page. So what i have done is for the first page is created a line to each line that I need in my summary page. Ex." Sheet1!A137 and etc for the four columns. What I want to do now is becasue this is already set up, I would like to now do this Ex: Sheet1!$A$137, but do not want to do for each line and each column that I have data in. I know that by hitting the F2 key and then the F4 key that I can place the character where it needs to go. Is there a way to globally do this step without having to do each cell individually? |
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