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hi,
If you mean to bring the absolute value of cell H1 in a fomula in A1:G1,then use $H$1 in the formula in cell A1.By dragging from cell A1 to B1:G1,you may get the desired result. Thank you, K.S.Warrier "DME" wrote: Is there to make all formulas in a row have absolute references without going into each sell and putting $ signs in front of each column and row indicator? |
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