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Can I lock worksheet reference?
I want to be able to move a line off of one worksheet and not have the
formula on another follow it. I understand locking a row, column or cell reference with a $ sign, but what about the reference to a particular worksheet. |
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Can I lock worksheet reference?
Try this... "Copy", "Paste Special", then select "Values" in the dialog box
that pops up. "Kathleen" wrote: I want to be able to move a line off of one worksheet and not have the formula on another follow it. I understand locking a row, column or cell reference with a $ sign, but what about the reference to a particular worksheet. |
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