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How can I change a # in an array formula for a whole column?
I need to change a VLOOKUP formula =VLOOKUP(D566,'Master
Data'!$A$3:$Y$438,25,FALSE) The 438 should be 1000. Can I change for the whole column or one cell at a time? |
How can I change a # in an array formula for a whole column?
If you've been good, you might be able to select that column and do:
Edit|replace what: $y$438 with: $y$1000 replace all But if there's no data under that table and it won't matter if rows 1 and 2 are in that table: edit|Replace what: $a$3:$y$438 with: $a:$y replace all (why worry about extending the range later?) gswegan wrote: I need to change a VLOOKUP formula =VLOOKUP(D566,'Master Data'!$A$3:$Y$438,25,FALSE) The 438 should be 1000. Can I change for the whole column or one cell at a time? -- Dave Peterson |
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