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I know that I can manually go in to a formula and put a "$" to anchor a cell
(i.e., create an absolute reference), but I remember there being a way that I could use a key stroke while clicking on the cell that I want to anchor. Thanks for your help! |
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complete absolute, absolute row relative column relative row absolute column complete relative "dsapan" wrote: I know that I can manually go in to a formula and put a "$" to anchor a cell (i.e., create an absolute reference), but I remember there being a way that I could use a key stroke while clicking on the cell that I want to anchor. Thanks for your help! |
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