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I have several similar worksheets with cross-referenced cells.
When I set the original up, I just used normal cell references, eg. Data!AF109, Data!AF110, etc. It would be a great convenience for me if I could re-define all these references as absolute, so that I can copy them into a different part of the worksheet. They would then become Data!$AF$109, Data!$AF$110, etc. Is there a way I can do this without re-typing all the formulae? |
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